Description

The IS200STAIS2A is a type of PCB or printed circuit board. This device is what is called an analog board. The IS200STAIS2A is a component in the Mark VI series of gas and steam turbine controls. Mark VI is a part of the larger Mark lineup by GE or General Electric. Mark products have been in use in industrial turbines for over four decades since the release of the Mark I series in 1969. These components manage all of the processes of turbine operations across multiple different industries around the globe. While the IS200STAIS2A is a relatively small printed circuit board, it contains a variety of different electronic components. Most prominent on the IS200STAIS2A is a large green terminal block situated at the bottom of the board. This terminal block contains up to forty-eight (48) silver metal terminals. These terminals are numbered in white print on the top of the terminal block. Four (4) variable resistors, also known as potentiometers, have been grouped together in a row at the upper right corner of the IS200STAIS2A. These potentiometers are solid black and labeled R1, R2, R3 and R5. To the left of the IS200STAIS2A is a line of four (4) jumper pins which are named JP0. A jumper may be used to connected these pins together to alter the operations of the PCB. A long line of jumpers pins with black jumpers has been arranged horizontally across the middle of the IS200STAIS2A. At the top of the IS200STAIS2A, there is a connector port which features around thirty-six (36) female” connectors. This port may be used to connect the IS200STAIS2A to another part.