531X139APMAYG2

Product Description

The 531X139APMAYG2 is an application card was produced by General Electric. General Electric has since discontinued production of this circuit board. The 531X139APMAYG2 has multiple connection points to attach it to your existing setup. These connection points require wiring harnesses. The 531X139APMAYG2 has microchips that store the instructions for the circuit board to operate. The 531X139APMAYG2 uses rheostats to control tiny amounts of energy. Manuals will also be called potentiometer or variable resistors and are controlled by a dial. The 531X139APMAYG2 stores' energy in variously sized capacitors. These capacitors are also called condensators or condensers these two terms are widely used around the world while they are mostly called capacitors in the United States. The 531X139APMAYG2 has a large number of Jumper Ports. Using the Jumper Ports an engineer can control and alter different circuits around the boards by turning them ON or OFF with a small cap. The 531X139APMAYG2 uses resistors to disperse energy as needed. An engineer can determine the amount of energy each resistor is capable of dispersing. General Electric has been a forerunner in the Industrial community. The company was founded in 1879 when Thomas-Houston Electric Company and Thomas Edison Laboratory.

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*General Electric has provided the initial technical support. The staff at AX Control recommends referring to the original manufacturer's manual for safety procedures and instruction on how to install the part.