IS200AEBMG1A

Product Description

This General Electric printed circuit board from their Mark VI series of internal drive components is an Advanced Engineering Building Module, and is oftentimes referred to by its shortened functional acronym of "AEBM" in most industry circles. As with many printed circuit boards, this PCB is static electricity-sensitive and should be handled with proper protective equipment and extreme care during installation and daily use. 

Hardware Tips and Specifications

While a generally dependable product; stemming from General Electrics' established and trusted Mark VI series of automated drive components, the IS200AEBMG1A is classified as an Advanced Engineering Building Module, therefore requiring the use of specific advanced components. Present on the baseplate of this circuit board is a series of diodes, all labeled by the "D" tag for diode followed by corresponding numbers extending to 42 total diodes (i.e. D1, D2, D3). These diodes are present in order to control the current flow direction for the printed circuit board, as this model necessitate 42 directional changes. Beyond basic diodes, this General Electric AEB module has a number of other part-specific components, including but not limited to:

• twelve Phillips-head mounting screws
• twelve capacitors for energy storage
• forty-six resistors for current management
• six female ports labeled P1 to P6
• numerous instructional labels detailing component types (Type 6)
• eight additional mounting screw-holes for installation purposes

In terms of dimensions, the IS200AEBMG1A measures about seven inches wide by eight inches long, and is about two inches in terms of thickness. Please note as well that this particular advanced engineering building module comes with a artwork revision type of one, changing the basic functionality and outward appearance of the circuit board.