Description

The IS200TBCIH1BBCB is a device which is called a contact terminal board. This is a type of printed circuit board (PCB) or circuit card. The IS200TBCIH1BBCB was developed by General Electric or GE to be a component part of the Mark VI series. The Mark VI is one of the components series of GE's Mark lineup. These products are used in the management and automation of industrial gas and steam turbines. The IS200TBCIH1BBCB is a very long, slim printed circuit board. Two (2) large terminal blocks which are solid black can be found on the left half of the IS200TBCIH1BBCB parallel to the edge. Both terminal blocks contain within them a number of small metal components known as terminals. These terminals are silver and in the shape of cubes. Every terminal has been identified by a number from one (1) to forty-eight (48) in white print. The upper terminal block is named TB1 and the lower one is called TB2. Sitting in between these terminal blocks is a group of four (4) round red components known as capacitors. Positioned along the opposite (right) edge of the IS200TBCIH1BBCB is a line of three (3) connector ports. Each port contained many small female ports. Two (2) more connectors which are white may be seen at the top of the IS200TBCIH1BBCB in the center. Both of these connectors feature three (3) ports. The center of the IS200TBCIH1BBCB is occupied by long lines of diodes and capacitors. These diodes are very small and in the form of silver rectangles. The capacitors in the center are also very small and have been alternated with the diodes.