Description

The IS200TBAIH2C is a device which is may be called an analog input terminal board. This is a type of printed circuit board or PCB which was made by General Electric or GE for the Mark VI series. The Mark VI and the other series in the Mark VI lineup was made for the automation and management of turbines that are powered by steam and/or gas. The IS200TBAIH2C is a long rectangular circuit board with a number of different electronic components. The left half of the IS200TBAIH2C is occupied by two (2) large black terminal blocks. Within each of these terminal blocks are up to twenty-four (24) terminals. These terminals would be cube-shaped and made of silver or gold metal. The terminal blocks have been identified as TB1 and TB2. Sitting along the opposite edge of the IS200TBAIH2C are three connector ports. These connector ports have been aligned vertically in a row and identified as JT1, JS1, and JR1. The IS200TBAIH2C contains fourteen potentiometers or variable resistors. Four (4) of these potentiometers are grouped together near the lower right corner of the IS200TBAIH2C. The other ten (2) potentiometers have been lined up vertically and evenly spaced along the center of the IS200TBAIH2C. A red jumper is positioned on either side of each of these potentiometers in the center of the IS200TBAIH2C. Each of these jumpers are being used to connect together at least two jumper pins made of metal. The IS200TBAIH2C contains ten (10) small black transistors. These transistors have been made in the shape of half-circles.