About the DS3800XAIH
GE (General Electric) created the DS3800XAIH printed circuit board (PCB) as part of the Mark IV (MKIV) system. The MKIV system was developed to control gas and steam turbines. The MKIV is a component in the Mark series. The first Mark series called Mark I was introduced in 1968. The Mark turbine systems control all of the turbine’s functions which include the regulation of fuels, shutdown, and startup, regulation of temperature and troubleshooting as well as many other auxiliary functions. The MKIV controls emissions, air, and fuel. The Mark IV Series that this DS3800XAIH printed circuit board or PCB for short is considered a component member of has to be considered obsolete generally, as it is truthfully a legacy General Electric product series that was discontinued for manufacture due to a retailer-introduced full-series functional obsolescence in one of the many years beyond its original rollout. With this being the case, its is still very much valued on its greater automated industrial promotional marketplace, as it is one of General Electric's final-developed Mark product series to take advantage of the patented Speedtronic control system technology first seen with the rollout of the primary Mark I Series in the mid to later 1960s.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
The Mark turbine management systems were developed using processes which have been improved since the late 40s. The Mark technologies have been improved for decades. The Mark IV employs state-of-the-art technologies. The Mark IV system protects both the turbine equipment and the operators of the turbine from danger. The DS3800XAIH is what is called an analog interface circuit board. Because this PCB is small, it does not feature that many components. Five large components cover much of the DS3800XAIH board. Three of the long components are plastic and black in color. The other metal and gold. Each of these long components is labeled with the initials TB. Aligned on one edge of the DS3800XAIH are three light blue jack connector ports. Each connector port contains male connector pins. Aligned on one side of the DS3800XAIH is a group of small capacitors which are solid and colored bluish-green. A series of banded resistors which are small in size are lined up next to these capacitors. Any resistor, capacitor, or diode in this DS3800XAIH product's normal Mark IV Series assembly is part of a large voltage regulations strategy standardized to the rest of this DS3800XAIH product's Mark IV Turbine Control System Series.
All of the previously-listed hardware components so important to the normative daily functionality of this DS3800XAIH Interface Board have been sourced directly from a diligently-led visual inspection of the DS3800XAIH base circuit board itself, as led by one of our experienced and knowledgeable chief circuit board technicians. This inspection research method was only deemed necessary given the overt lack of any pertinent DS3800XAIH Board instructional manual materials on the internet for th research purposes of this DS3800XAIH personalized product page alone. Given this concerted lack, the DS3800XAIH functional product number also can be deemed as a decent source of DS3800XAIH Board hardware component and component specification information, as it codes for these various details in a series of consecutive functional naming components. For instance, this specific DS3800XAIH functional product number is started off with an inclusion of the dual-functional DS3800 series tag delegating this DS3800XAIH product's normal Mark IV Series assembly version on top of its more obvious domestic location of original GE manufacture. Some of the other relevant specifications in the DS3800XAIH functional product number include this DS3800XAIH device's XAIH functional product abbreviaition, which was created to exist as a convenient shorthand alternative to the lengthy DS3800XAIH functional product number itself.
