Description

The IS200TREGH2B is a printed circuit board or PCB which was developed for the Mark VI series by General Electric or GE. This is a device known as an emergency trip termination board. The Mark VI and the rest of the series in the Mark lineup by GE were created to automate and control a gas and/or steam turbine's processes. The rectangular IS200TREGH2B printed circuit board or PCB features a number of different electronic components. The most noticeable components on the IS200TREGH2B are twelve (12) large relays or contactors. This series of relays has been arranged into six (12) pairs which are situated parallel to each other. These relays cover the majority of the center of the IS200TREGH2B. Every relay is made of black and white material. They are covered by transparent plastic which includes information about the components including the part number and voltage. The IS200TREGH2B features a collection of circular red components named MOVs or metal oxide varistors. These MOVs are lined up around the outside of the relays. Several large capacitors which are shaped like rectangles may be found in various areas around the IS200TREGH2B. Three (3) of these capacitors are black on the sides and off-white on the top. They are sitting together at the top of the IS200TREGH2B. Four (4) additional rectangular capacitors are featured on the right side of the IS200TREGH2B. These are divided into two (2) pairs. One (1) pair of the capacitors is situated in the upper right corner and the second pair of yellow capacitors may be found in the lower right corner.