Description

The IS200TBAOH1A is a device which is called a TB analog output board. This is a type of printed circuit board or PCB which was created by GE or General Electric to be a part of their Mark VI series. The Mark VI, like its earlier versions, were developed for the management of gas and steam turbines. Mark systems have been used across all industries for decades. The IS200TBAOH1A is a printed circuit board which is rectangular in shape and very long. Most noticeable on the IS200TBAOH1A are two (2) long green terminal blocks. Each terminal block may feature up to twenty-four (24) terminals, adding up to a potential forty-eight (48) terminals. These terminals are silver cubes which are made of metal. The terminal blocks are arranged vertically on the side of the IS200TBAOH1A. They may be identified by their names TB1 and TB2. Six (6) jack connector ports have been placed on the other half of the IS200TBAOH1A. Using these connector ports, additional components may be added to the PCB. All six (6) connector ports contain thirty-seven (37) female connector points each. The connector ports are arranged into three (3) pairs of two (2) connector ports placed parallel to each other. Positioned below these connector ports on the right half of the IS200TBAOH1A, there is a group of sixteen (16) small potentiometers, sometimes called variable resistors. The potentiometers are divided into two (2) rows of seven (7), with a pair of potentiometers sitting below them. A number of other electronic components, including square-shaped diodes and very small capacitors, have also been placed throughout the IS200TBAOH1A.