About the IS215GFOIH1A
The IS215GFOIH1A is a board component manufactured by the General Electric company as part of the Mark VI system. This was one of the last of the Speedtronic systems released by GE. For over three decades, GE developed the Speedtronic line as their premier management platform for steam or gas turbines, research the Mark VI benefited from. The Mark VI is designed around a Central Control Module that can be built using either a 13- or 21- slot VME card rack. Users can access system data from an operator interface (HMI) built from a PC workstation running a Windows OS. The Mark VI Turbine Control System Series encapsulating this IS215GFOIH1A device here must be deemed as quite the significant functional improvement upon the previously-released Mark V Turbine Control System Series of just about the exact same full extended product series title, as the Mark VI Series added the alternative energy-based wind turbine functional product application onto the gas and steam-turbine based environments established in the previously-considered industry standard Mark V Series.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
The IS215GFOIH1A includes a front faceplate. This attaches to the board with two screw connections. The faceplate has an I/O interface port (P5,) a serial port (J1,) three indicator components (CT Ch 1 OK, CT Ch2 OK, Module OK,) and six HFBR-0400 Series components for fiber optic communications. This includes two transmitters (HFBR-1414MC) and four receivers (HFBR-2412TC.) These components are designed to be directly compatible with several types of industry standard connectors such as FC, SC, ST, and SMA. The IS215GFOIH1A has a daughterboard attached to its surface. The daughterboard is a two-sided board that attaches to the main board via four screws threaded through factory-made holes. The daughterboard (KSPA) has board connectors, TP test points, integrated circuits, transistors, capacitors, and resistors. The primary board also has many of these components including four transistors placed in a line near the front right corner of the board. It has a switch component, eight resistor network arrays, ten test points, board connectors (including one backplane) and integrated circuits. More complete information about the board and its components can be found through manuals and data sheets from the manufacturer.
This IS215GFOIH1A printed circuit board product offering with the KSPA daughterboard, as described above, is not surrounded online by a wide swathe of originally-printed instructional manual materials, as the Mark VI Turbine Control System Series that it belongs to has been consistently copyright infringed-upon in the many years following its original GE product series rollout. With this being the case, the IS215GFOIH1A functional product number itself in this instance can be introduced as a fine supplemental source of IS215GFOIH1A Board hardware component and component specification information, as it codes for these specific details through a series of consecutive functional naming elements. For example, the IS215GFOIH1A functional product number here is started off with an inclusion of the dual-functional IS215 series tag responsible for delegating this IS215GFOIH1A Board's special modular parent board assembly version as well as its domestic original General Electric manufacture location. Some of the other IS215GFOIH1A Board hardware qualities indicated after this initial tag include this IS215GFOIH1A product's:
- GFOI functional product acronym
- Group one Mark VI Series grouping
- Conformal PCB coating style
- A-rated functional product revision
