About the IC3600SASA1
The IC3600SASA1 is a type of printed circuit board developed for the Mark I-II series by General Electric. This part is what is known as a fanuc PC control board. The Mark I and Mark II were the oldest series created for the Speedtronic Mark line of gas turbine controls by GE. These series have been used for decades to control turbine systems around the world across many industries.
The IC3600SASA1 is a rectangular-shaped circuit board which is relatively large in size. A series of white and silver traces can be seen on the board’s surface which connect the network of electronic components to each other. Positioned near the top left corner of the IC3600SASA1 is one (1) silver capacitor. Several other capacitors are placed on the IC3600SASA1 which are yellow or red. Two (2) yellow capacitors are paired together on the lower left part of the IC3600SASA1 close to the corner. Directly above these two yellow capacitors is one (1) dark red capacitor. All of these capacitors are roughly equal in size. A few other capacitors are also dispersed throughout the IC3600SASA1. Many small transistors which are black with white dots on top are in positions all around the IC3600SASA1. Each transistor is labeled with the letter Q. A transistor is a device which is used to amplify or switch electronic signals. The device full name, which is IC3600SASA1, has been printed on its surface along with the designators of the electronic components. Long silver metal prongs are arranged in a long line on the right of the IC3600SASA1.
