Description

The IS200SRTDH2A is what is called a Simplex Terminal Relay Board. This device is a type of PCB (short for printed circuit board) which is a part of the Mark VI series by General Electric or GE. The Mark VI is a component of the Mark series created by GE to manage the operations of gas and steam turbines. The IS200SRTDH2A contains a variety of electronic components such as terminals, diodes, capacitors, and connector ports. One (1) large green terminal block which is has been formed from plastic is placed on the bottom edge of the IS200SRTDH2A. This terminal block contains a total of thirty-six (36) terminals which are numbered with white print. These terminals are made of silver metal. Eighteen (18) of the terminals are situated on the top half and the remaining eighteen (18) terminal are on the bottom. Twenty-four (24) diodes have been positioned in the center of the IS200SRTDH2A. These are aligned in two (2) parallel rows of twelve (12) diodes each. The diodes are black and in the shape of squares. Each can be identified with a label with the letter D, from D1 to D24. Interspersed between these diodes is a series of small capacitors which are rectangular. The capacitors are brown in the center and have silver on the ends. There are at least twenty-four (24) capacitors featured on the IS200SRTDH2A. One (1) connector port has been placed at the top of the IS200SRTDH2A. This connector port is black and has a collection of female” connectors. The connector is mounted onto silver metal.