About the DS200FECBG1A
This DS200FECBG1A General Electric printed circuit board product is a Field Exciter Board that was originally designed for placement in their Mark V Series of turbine control systems, as revealed earlier. The Mark V Series is a relatively recent addition to General Electric's catalog of Mark Series product Series, and is characterizable by its insertion of General Electric's patented Speedtronic technology, which has been developed by the esteemed manufacturer since the late 1960s. The Mark V Series that this DS200FECBG1A PCB belongs to is additionally definable as a legacy product series, as it was discontinued due to obsolescence in the many years after its initial GE release. This FECB-abbreviated printed circuit board has a normal assembly and a singular, A-rated functional product revision, which means that this specific DS200FECBG1A Field Exciter Board is not the original parent DS200FECBG1 printed circuit board manufactured for General Electric's Mark V Turbine Control System Series; that would be the DS200FECBG1 parent Field Exciter Board.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
This DS200FECBG1A Field Exciter Board is a Mark V Turbine Control System Series product that makes use of its own set of hardware components and component specifications to achieve normative functional status within its Speedtronic-powered automated drive assembly. The GE Field Exciter Board DS200FECBG1A features 2 jumpers identified as BJ1 and BJ2 and an overvoltage protection controller integrated on the board. The overvoltage protection controller on the GE Field Exciter Board DS200FECBG1A is a component that stores high-voltage current during normal operation of the board. When you remove power from the drive for installation purposes, you must wait 30 seconds for this current to exit the component before you touch it or touch the board. The power supply connected to the DS200FECBG1A drive converts AC to the DC voltage required to power the drive. The various diagnostic test points on the DS200FECBG1A PCB's base circuit board are a valuable tool for testing the operation of the board. However, they are only for use by qualified servicers, with the testing equipment necessarily certified for the testing purposes. The testing equipment must be calibrated by a certified agency and the probes must be suitable for use with the testing equipment.
While it is crucial to understand some of the voltage volatility information relevant to owners of this DS200FECBG1A Field Exciter Board, it has largely been included on this personalized DS200FECBG1A product page as a result of this DS200FECBG1A PCB's lack of original instructional documentation available on the internet. With that being said, the DS200FECBG1A functional product number itself is a viable source of hardware specification information, beginning with the DS200 series tag, which has dual naming conventions fo this FECB-abbreviated product. The DS200 series tag identifies the DS200FECBG1A Board as a normal-assembly Mark V Series product that was domestically-manufactured in General Electric's Salem, Virginia factory location. Some of the other information revealed by different parts in the DS200FECBG1A functional product number include the FECB functional acronym, this DS200FECBG1A PCB's normal style of PCB coating, the DS200FECBG1A Board's Mark V Group One series grouping, and its A-rated functional product revision, which may later the original performance specifications and dimensions of the board entirely.
