About the IS200GGXIG1A
The IS200GGXIG1A is a Mark VI board component. This circuit board is manufactured by General Electric for use within Innovation Series board racks in the Mark VI system. The MKVI is part of the Speedtronic line of gas/steam turbine management that was developed beginning with the Mark I and continued for decades through the creation of the Mark VIe. The Mark VI includes a central Control Module that is responsible for the majority of system control, monitoring, and protection. The Mark VI Series, or the Mark VI Turbine Control System Series as it is known at length, exists with a set of specific functional applications in the control systems and management systems of General Electric-compatible gas, steam, and wind turbine automated drive assemblies; quite the stark upgrade upon the earlier-developed Mark V Series' more restricted gas and steam possible functional application settings. This IS200GGXIG1A device's Mark VI Series is additionally heralded within its greater promotional community for its status as one of the lastly-developed Mark product series to incorporate the patented Speedtronic control system technology into a number of its different options.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
This module can be created in Triple Redundant or Simplex form. The IS200GGXIG1A is an Expander Load Source Board. This board provides control and isolation between the high-voltage power bridge and connections to cards on the Innovation Series board rack like the (BPII) and the (BICI.) The IS200GGXIG1A converts RS422 signals to fiber-optic signals in order to gate the bridge IGCT switching devices. The IS200GGXIG1A can connect to up to twelve power devices. As delegated once more in the various IS200GGXIG1A Board instructional manual materials developed for the Mark VI Turbine Control System Series and attached above in our manuals tab for your convenience of research, this IS200GGXIG1A printed circuit board or PCB for short truly exists as a highly voltage-sensitive General Electric Mark product series offering. With this being the case, several of this IS200GGXIG1A device's originally-printed instructional manual materials delegate a number of important IS200GGXIG1A Board installation requirements and procedures that are crucial to follow given the possible presence of damaging surface voltages on this IS200GGXIG1A device's base printed circuit board. Some of these instructions include:
- Storage in anti-static bags or boxes
- Use of a wrist grounding strap when handling components
- Removal of seven mounting screws after powering off the IS200GGXIG1A device
- Matching of star washers with appropriate metal standoffs
The IS200GGXIG1A is built with many I/Os to connect with other boards. This includes power supply inputs for the GGXI board (J1 through J4,) power output and feedback connectors (J10 through J12,) voltage feedback (J15 and J16,) and fiber-optic connectors. The board also has connectors that are designed to communicate with specific boards. JFBK connects to the BICI board. JGATE connects to the BPII board. J5 monitors control power to the GDPA board. The board has grounding stabs (LCOM and DCOM) for quiet and noisy circuits. The IS200GGXIG1A has an isolated serial ID chip. The board also includes fourteen TP test points, nine LEDs, and various capacitors and resistors; common hallmarks of a greater involved voltage limitation strategy standardized to the rest of this IS200GGXIG1A product's Mark VI Turbine Control System Series. The IS200GGXIG1A board has no adjustable hardware devices or fuses. Our team is available to answer your questions about shipping, product availability, or our cost-saving programs. Feel free to call or email us today. This IS200GGXIG1A device is actually not the originally-developed product of its specific Mark VI Series functionality; that would be the IS200GGXIG1 parent PCB not making use of this IS200GGXIG1A product's sole A-rated product revision.
