About the IS200TVIBH2BAA
The General Electric IS200TVIBH2BAA printed circuit board was created and manufactured as part of the company’s Mark VI turbine control system. The Mark VI was one of the final Speedtronic turbine management systems from General Electric; these systems were created to offer integrated control, protection, and monitoring for industrial steam and gas turbine systems. This IS200TVIBH2BAA Termination Vibration Control Board printed circuit board product offering's greater Mark VI Turbine Control System Series, as you have surely been able to guess based off of its full GE product series title alone, exists with a specific set of possible functional applications in the control and management systems of General Electric-compatible gas, steam, and wind turbine automated drive assemblies. This must be embraced as a significant functionality-minded improvement upon the Mark V Turbine Control System Series of a similar extended series title, as the Mark VI Series added the alternative energy-based wind turbine possible application onto the gas and steam applications made possible in the Mark V.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
The IS200TVIBH2BAA is built to interconnect with several other components. It includes six female d-shell plug connectors, as well as fourteen single-pin barrel connectors. The barrel connectors are located on the board as a single line of two and three lines of four. These are located near the center of the board. The center also includes a number of integrated circuits, capacitors, diodes, inductor beads, and jumper switches. The jumpers allow users to change the configuration of certain circuits using pin settings. There are sixteen jumpers on the board, with the switches placed in sets of two. One side of the IS200TVIBH2BAA is taken up by two large terminal blocks. Each block has two lines of screw connections. These connections are individually numbered. The numbering system allows users to keep track of and more easily change out or disconnect wires from the board. Any one of the diodes, rectifiers, capacitors, or even specialized integrated circuits in the normal Mark VI Turbine Control System Series assembly version of this IS200TVIBH2BAA Termination Vibration Control Board printed circuit board product offering should have been included as part of a greater voltage suppression and regulation strategy as standardized to the rest of its Mark VI Turbine Control System Series.
The IS200TVIBH2BAA is marked with the General Electric logo. Most components include a reference designator and/or an original manufacturer part number. The board is notched along one edge and drilled in multiple locations. Original General Electric manuals will provide you with more information regarding the use, handling, and maintenance of this board. Generally, and unfortunately enough for the purposes of this IS200TVIBH2BAA Termination Vibration Control Board personalized product page here, this IS200TVIBH2BAA Termination Vibration Control Board device is truly not followed online by very many originally-developed instructional manual documentation. With this being the case, the IS200TVIBH2BAA Termination Vibration Control Board functional product number itself can be introduced as a fine supplementary functional source of IS200TVIBH2BAA Termination Vibration Control Board hardware details, as it codes for a number of these through its characteristic selection of consecutive functional naming chunks. For instance, this IS200TVIBH2BAA Termination Vibration Control Board device's IS200TVIBH2BAA Termination Vibration Control Board product number begins with a dual-functional iteration of the IS200 series grouping tag delegating this IS200TVIBH2BAA Termination Vibration Control Board device's normal Mark VI Series assembly and domestic OG manufacture location. Some of the other important hardware qualities revealed through this medium include the IS200TVIBH2BAA Termination Vibration Control Board's:
- TVIB functional product acronym
- Group 2 Mark VI Series grouping
- Conformal PCB coating style
- Three-fold revision table
