IS200DSPXH2C

About the IS200DSPXH2C

The IS200DSPXH2C is what is called a drive DSP control board. This is a form of printed circuit board or PCB created by General Electric for the Mark VI series. The Mark VI is the most recent series in the Mark family of equipment which controls the functions of gas and steam turbines.

The IS200DSPXH2C is a relatively large printed circuit board. On the left edge of the IS200DSPXH2C is a long metal piece which spans the length of the border. To the right of the IS200DSPXH2C, there is a silver metal component which is shaped like a square. The part number of this capacitor is printed on the top in black writing. The most prominent components on the IS200DSPXH2C are two (2) large square components which are black. These square components are paired together in the center of the IS200DSPXH2C. Sitting between these two (2) large components are two long slim components known as a resistor network. A resistor network is a component which houses a series of resistors which are lined up. The total resistance of each resistor network is the same as the sum of the resistors located inside. These resistors networks are white in color. Five (5) more resistor networks have been placed around the IS200DSPXH2C. One of these is positioned horizontally right below the large black component on the left. The remaining four (4) resistor networks may be seen to the right of the black component on the right. A variety of several other capacitors are featured on the IS200DSPXH2C. Two (2) of these are solid yellow and rectangular and several others are very small and made of silver metal.