Description

The IS200DAMDG2A is a small printed circuit board or PCB which was created for the Mark VI series by General Electric or GE. The Mark VI is one of several series in the Mark lineup by GE. The Mark series are used to manage the operations of gas and steam turbines. These systems are used in a variety of different industries all around the world and have been for many decades since the introduction of the Mark I system in 1969. The IS200DAMDG2A is a small PCB, short for printed circuit board which consists of two separate parts. The main part of the IS200DAMDG2A is a PCB which is shaped like the letter C. This small board has been attached to a black plastic piece on the bottom. Two (2) rectangular metal pieces which are silver attach the PCB to the black piece. Sitting on the left side of the IS200DAMDG2A is a long white component which is lying horizontally on the board. Directly to the right of this long component are two (2) small white resistors. A variety of very small components have been positioned around these white components. Two (2) large holes are positioned just to the left of the center of the IS200DAMDG2A. These holes may be used to attach the board to another part. The IS200DAMDG2A is one of the 200DAM Gate Drive Amplifier boards and Interface boards in the Innovation Series. These printed circuit boards interface between low voltage drive's power switching and control rack device in low voltage drives. The DAMD boards can provide an interface without amplification. IS200DAMDG2A Technical Specifications