About the IS200BPIRG1A
The IS200BPIRG1A is a circuit board component for the Mark VI series. The Mark VI is the fifth of the Speedtronic series developed and released by GE. It includes a PC-based operator interface with proprietary software loaded. The MKVI uses CIMPLICITY graphics and the GE Control System Toolbox for maintenance. The Mark VI Series that this TP4 ACOM IS200BPIRG1A printed circuit board product offering or PCB for short belongs to is unsurprisingly better-definable through its full extended series name as the Mark VI Turbine Control System Series; given its set of specific functional applications in the management and control systems of General Electric-compatible gas, wind and steam turbine automated drive assemblies. This is quite the step up from the previously-released Mark V Turbine Control System Series of the same name, as the Mark V Series pertains specifically to a more restricted set of steam and gas turbine settings alone. This IS200BPIRG1A product's Mark VI Series is additionally seen as desirable given its status as one of the lastly-developed GE Mark product series to incorporate the patented Speedtronic control system technology into a range of offerings.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
As a Digital Interface Board, the IS200BPIRG1A is used within Innovation Medium Voltage--GP, Type H drives. This board provides a digital bus interface of 15V to 5V between the Bridge Interface card (BICR) and the Fiber Optic Hub card (FOHB.) The IS200BPIRG1A is built with two board connectors. This includes a backplane connector, marked P1, that is located along the back edge of the board. This connector plugs the board into the drive system. It is worth noting the P1 connector on this board may need a custom extender board in order to access individual pin signals. The second connector is marked PLO and is a 50-pin ribbon connector. This ribbon connector links the Digital Interface card with the Fiber Optic Hub card. The IS200BPIRG1A has very few components. The board also has a transistor, one relay, several resistors and capacitors, and six integrated circuits. This includes a 1024-bit memory chip that holds board id and revision information. Any capacitor, transistor, resistor, diode, or even specialized integrated circuit made available to the base printed circuit board of this IS200BPIRG1A printed circuit board product offering should exist as part of a greater voltage limitation and suppressions strategy seemingly standardized to GE's Mark product series suite.
AX Control will treat the IS200BPIRG1A as a static sensitive board. It will be shipped protected by an antistatic bag or wrap. It is recommended technicians use a grounding strap when handling the board. This BPIR-abbreviationed Digital Interface Board product offering is actually surprisingly surrounded by a decent amount of originally-printed instructional manual materials online for the purposes of this personalized product page here. With this being the case, each one of this IS200BPIRG1A component circuit board's crucial connectors are listed in the IS200BPIRG1A Datasheet attached above in our handy manuals tab for your ease of research; some of these connectors include the DCOM digital common connector, the NC not connected connector, the ACOM analog common connector, and many more less self-explanatory connectors, again as described above. This IS200BPIRG1A PCB's specific connectors are not the only hardware element listed in detail in its pertinent original instructional materials. as they also make mention of four testpoints in this IS200BPIRG1A product's normal Mark VI Turbine Control System Series assembly, including the:
- TP1 REFA Analog Phase A Reference Signal Testpoint
- TP2 REFB Analog Phase B Reference Signal Testpoint
- TP3 REFB Analog Phase C Reference Signal Testpoint
- TP4 ACOM Analog Reference Common Testpoint
