DS200DTBAG1A

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This DS200DTBAG1A PCB is a Digital Contact Terminal Board manufactured for General Electric's Mark V Series.

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  • Part Number: DS200DTBAG1A
  • SKU: DS200DTBAG1AGBTC
  • Manufacturer: GE Boards & Turbine Control
  • Series: Mark V DS200

DS200DTBAG1A Technical Specifications

Manufacturer GE General Electric
Series Mark V
Part Number DS200DTBAG1A
Functional Description Digital Contact Terminal Board
Functional Acronym DTBA
PCB Coating Normal Coating
Functional Revision 1 A

About the DS200DTBAG1A

This DS200DTBAG1A Digital Contact Terminal Board may be additionally known by its secondary functional description as a Digital Terminal Board Assembly, a description that corresponds more accurately to this General Electric printed circuit board's DTBA functional abbreviation. This DS200DTBAG1A Digital Terminal Board Assembly is actually not the original product manufactured by General Electric for its Mark V Series of turbine control systems; that would be the DS200DTBAG1 unmodified parent printed circuit board missing this DS200DTBAG1A Board's singular functionality-enhancing product revision. This DS200DTBAG1A printed circuit board or PCB for short has no sort of special assembly version, as proven by the inclusion of the normal DS200 series tag in the DS200DTBAG1A alphanumeric product number.

Hardware Tips and Specifications

This DS200DTBAG1A Printed Circuit Board product offering has its own set of particular hardware component inclusions and specifications that encourage its intended functionality within the Mark V Series. The GE Digital Contact Terminal Board DS200DTBAG1A features two terminal blocks that each connect a maximum of 95 wires. DS200DTBAG1A also features 5 jumpers and two 2-pin connectors. Because of the high number of signal wires that can connect to the GE Digital Contact Terminal Board DS200DTBAG1A, it is critical that you use best practices when you plan for the replacement of the board, as defined in original Mark V Series instructional manual materials. Generally, the best way to handle the board is to carry it by the sides with two hands and never touch the components on the board when you carry it which might bend connectors and jumpers, or break off components. The specific connectors introduced into the assembly of this Mark V Series product include the JQR TCDA board contact input connector, the J12 TCPD board 125 V dc power connector, the JY DTBB board 125 V dc power connector, and the JQS/T connector, which, as specified in original General Electric instructional literature, is typically not used for normative functioning of this DS200DTBAG1A Digital Contact Terminal Board.

Moving past this DS200DTBAG1A Digital Contact Terminal Board's various specific connectors used, it is important to highlight the functionality of this Mark V Series product's customizable hardware, which in this instance exist as a series of manually-moveable hardware jumpers. These jumpers are accompanied in the assembly of this DS200DTBAG1A Digital Contact Terminal Board by factory-printed nomenclature labels of BJ1-BJ5, and control the isolation of contact inputs for testing purposes. Before making a purchase decision on this DS200DTBAG1A Mark V Series printed circuit board, it is important to realize that this GE PCB's basic performance specifications and dimensions may be impacted by its sole functional revision.

Frequently Asked Questions about DS200DTBAG1A

What is DS200DTBAG1A's input voltage range?
DS200DTBAG1A has an input voltage range of 24 VDC to 125 VDC. When DS200DTBAG1A is at 24 VDC, an external power supply must be used with DS200DTBAG1A.
Which contact inputs is DS200DTBAG1A a termination board for?
DS200DTBAG1A is a termination for digital contact inputs 1-46.
What processors does DS200DTBAG1A work with?
DS200DTBAG1A either works with the Common Data processor core or DS200DTBAG1A works with the digital I/O core for the three control processors.

Reviews For DS200DTBAG1A

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This DS200DTBAG1A Digital Contact Terminal Board is an important part of its greater Mark V product series. The Mark V Series is a series of printed circuit boards and other turbine control system component parts backed by the streamlined efficiency of the General Electric industry giant. This streamlined nature is seen in this DS200DTBAG1A PCB through its normal Mark V Series assembly and singular functionality-enhancing functional revision. As explained above, not all connectors of this DS200DTBAG1A PCB will go used, with certain connectors existing as vestigial structures. This DS200DTBAG1A Digital Contact Terminal Board is additionally available for repairs here at AX Control. - AX Control Lead Technician

Repair Services For DS200DTBAG1A

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Repair Service 1-2 weeks $525

Our highly skilled technicians can repair your DS200DTBAG1A. All of our repairs come with a 3 Year AX Control Warranty. Please contact us for additional information about our repair process. To receive the repair pricing and lead time listed above please process your repair order via our website. The following repair options may be available upon request:

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