About the DS200DMCAG1
The DS200DMCAG1 is a GE board component designed for use within the Mark V Speedtronic system Series. The Mark V was one of the first of the Speedtronic systems to use triple modular redundant control, which reduced downtime caused by equipment issues through the use of secondary and tertiary backup systems on all critical controls and protection parameters. The DS200DMCAG1 is no longer manufactured by GE as a legacy series product, but can be purchased from AX Control as a remanufactured unit or as liquidated new-used stock. This DS200DMCAG1 printed circuit board is considered to be the original Gen/Log/Key Interface Board manufactured for General Electric's Mark V Turbine Control System Series; as its assembly does not make use of a single significant product revision, functional or otherwise.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
The DS200DMCAG1 is additionally definable simply as a DMCA Interface board. This DS200DMCAG1 PCB is a rectangular shaped board with drill holes at each corner, at the center of each edge, and at the center of the board. The DS200DMCAG1 Gen/Log/Key Interface Board is marked for alignment along two edges and also carries the GE logo and multiple codes. It has four male and one female vertical cable connectors along with several vertical pin header connectors. The DS200DMCAG1 board also has several stab-on connectors. Other components on the DS200DMCAG1 include two fuses mounted in fuse holders, a reset switch, over fifteen resistor network arrays, fifteen jumper switches, four LED components, an inductor coil, two heat sinks, and an auxiliary board with multiple components including integrated circuits, oscillating circuits, and resistors. Most of these aforementioned hardware components have been included as basic Mark V Series voltage limiting and storing elements. The DS200DMCAG1 printed circuit board's internal assembly also makes use of various diodes, metal film resistors, transistors, polyester vinyl and ceramic capacitors, high voltage electrolytic capacitors, and over fifty integrated circuits including FPGAs and oscillating circuits. More information about this board may be found through original factory-printed General Electric publications like user guides, data sheets, and product manuals. GE provided these to users with their OEM purchase.
