531X306LCCADM1

About the 531X306LCCADM1

The 531X306LCCADM1 is a LAN Communication display board produced by General Electric. The 531X306LCCADM1 is a small circuit board. On one edge the circuit board has the letters A, B, C, D, E, and F. On another edge it is labeled with the numbers one through five. These numbers and letter are used to align the circuit board into its place within your system. The 531X306LCCADM1 has over twenty chips also referred to as microchips, IC’s or integrated circuits in manuals. They are used to store details and information that allow the circuit board to function. Some of these chips can be re-programmed and are called EPROMs, while the other chips that cannot be re-programmed are known as EEPROMs. The has four terminals both male and female to connect to the surrounding circuit boards. The 531X306LCCADM1 has multiple diodes to control energy flow, along with capacitors (condensers) to store energy the circuit board can use later, and resistors to eliminate energy the circuit board no longer needs. The 531X306LCCADM1 has a single crystal oscillator for the production of a precise signal frequency. The 531X306LCCADM1 also has a long LED strip with sixteen spots that are able to light up with numbers. The 531X306LCCADM1 has ten holes placed near the corners of the circuit boards to secure the circuit board into place. The 531X306LCCADM1 is considered an outdated circuit board. Please refer to General Electric’s data sheets and manuals for further instructions.

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