About the DS215KLDCG1AZZ03A
The DS215KLDCG1AZZ03A is a PC Board created by General Electric for its Speedtronic Mark V turbine control systems.The DS215KLDCG1AZZ03A is a large printed circuit board. It weighs roughly 1.07 lbs. This Large PC or Power Connect Board actually possesses a more specific functional purpose as a Key LED Display Card, as revealed in original pertinent General Electric instructional manual materials.
There are many components that make up the DS215KLDCG1AZZ03A. There are factory drilled holes on the corners and in the center of the sides of the board. The holes can be used to help mount the board. On the top side of the board is a small yellow capacitor and a larger yellow capacitor. There are twenty-one inseparable assemblies that make up the majority of the top of the board. There are six integrated circuits on the top half of the board, three yellow resistor networks, and two additional yellow capacitors. There are a total of 32 white display lamps on in the middle and bottom half of this board. There is an induction coil on the right-center side of the board that has a transistor on its left and right side. On the bottom half of the board are:
- twelve integrated circuits with two EPROMS
- nineteen yellow resistor networks
- six large resistors
- many diodes
- Three relays
- singular 40-pin male connector
As specified in the original DS215KLDCG1AZZ03A product part number, this Mark V Series Key LED Display Card is both a General Electric product with a special assembly version and a special revision version, as this model PCB has a 215 series tag-specified assembly and the highly-unique A03A size of artwork revision, which does not make any functional changes to the performance specifications of thie model PCB directly.
Because of the integrated circuitry of the DS215KLDCG1AZZ03A, antistatic procedures should be maintained and antistatic wristbands should be worn while handling this board. For more information about the DS215KLDCG1AZZ03A, please consult the application sheets and product manuals from GE, although they may remain somewhat unaccesible due to high market demand.
