IS200STAIH2ACB

About the IS200STAIH2ACB

The IS200STAIH2ACB was created by General Electric or GE to be component in the Mark VI series. The Mark VI, like the other series that came before it, is a part of the Mark lineup by General Electric. Mark systems are used to manage and automate the many functions of industrial gas and steam turbines. The IS200STAIH2ACB is a device known as a DINrail board.

The IS200STAIH2ACB is a small printed circuit card or board (PCB) with many various electronic components. One (1) large terminal block that is solid green has been placed along the bottom edge of the IS200STAIH2ACB. This terminal block may feature at least twenty-four (24) small metal components called terminals. These terminals are silver in color and shaped like cubes. Directly above this terminal block, a long line of diodes have been lined up. These diodes are rectangular and black. Each has been identified with the initial D. Fourteen (14) black potentiometers or variable resistors can be seen on the IS200STAIH2ACB. Ten (10) of these have been arranged into a horizontal line reaching across the center of the IS200STAIH2ACB. The remaining for (4) are grouped together into a vertical line at the top right corner of the PCB. Right next to these four (4) potentiometers is a component which is black and white with metal pins called a jumper port. At least one (1) integrated circuit, which is a device with a self contained network of components, is attached to the IS200STAIH2ACB at the top. One (1) long connector port is featured parallel to the upper border of the IS200STAIH2ACB.