IS200TDBTH4AAA

About the IS200TDBTH4AAA

General Electric or GE developed the IS200TDBTH4AAA printed circuit board or PCB as a component in the Mark VI series. The Mark VI and the rest of the series in the Mark line by GE were created to manage and automate the operations of gas and steam turbines. These lines are used in various industries across the world and have been since the release of the Mark I in 1969. The IS200TDBTH4AAA is a part which is called a discrete simplex board.

The IS200TDBTH4AAA printed circuit board is a relatively large device. Contained on this board is a number of electronic components which range from large to small. Situated on the left border of the IS200TDBTH4AAA are two (2) large terminal blocks which are colored green. Contained inside each of the terminal blocks is a series of small terminals which are made from silver metal and shaped like cubes. A single round red capacitor is positioned between these two (2) terminal blocks on the PCB’s left side. Lined up along the opposite edge of the IS200TDBTH4AAA are three (3) connector ports. Every connector port features many female connectors. These black ports are mounted on to silver metal pieces. The center of the IS200TDBTH4AAA is occupied by a series of at least eight (8) small integrated circuits. These integrated circuits each contain a self-contained network of very tiny components such as diodes, capacitors, and resistors for example. Situated among these integrated circuits is one (1) solid yellow capacitor in the shape of small rectangle.