Product Description
The IS200KSPAH1B card functions as a Signal Processing Auxiliary model within the Mark VI series. The model was once manufactured by General Electric but is now considered obsolete since it is outdated and no longer produced. The IS200KSPAH1B is typically used as part of an IS215GFOIH module and attaches to the motherboard via four screw connections threaded through factory-made holes rimmed with brass. More information on the motherboard module can be found under its separate listing. While the KSPA model will be used as an attached daughterboard with the GFOI model due to a lack of information, the way in which the KSPA model will operate with the GFOI unit is unknown. It would be wise to refer to the GFOI model and its information or General Electric to receive more details on how the parts will work together.
The IS200KSPAH1B is designed with components on both sides of the board. One side is populated primarily by resistors and capacitors but also has several TP test points, a single integrated circuit, a transistor, and two connectors designed with conductive points. This side of the board is marked TTM4-10, 94V-0, 4511, and 6BB00. The opposite side has an additional nine integrated circuits, including an SDR SDRAM chip and a Floating Point Digital Signal Processor. It also has two inductor coils, two transformers, nine capacitors, and seven resistors. It has two connectors (P3/P4) with 64 pins each. This side is marked 6BA00 and 6DA00.