GE DS200IMCPG1CCB IGBT Power Supply Board

DS200IMCPG1CCB Technical Specifications

• OEM: General Electric

• Series: Mark V Speedtronic

• Functional Part Number: DS200IMCPG1CCB

• Functional Abbreviation: IMCP

• Revision Quantity: 3 Revisions

• Backwards Compatibility: Compatible with 1st two revisions

• Mark V Series Grouping: Group 1

• Shipping Weight: 1 lb

About the DS200IMCPG1CCB

The DS200IMCPG1CCB is a power supply interface board manufactured by General Electric as part of the Mark V Speedtronic Series, designed for control and management of steam, wind, and gas turbine automated drive assemblies.

This board includes three significant functional revisions that differentiate it from the original DS200IMCPG1 parent board, which was the initial product serving this function in the Mark V Series.

Hardware Features and Specifications

• Connects typically via cable to the 1PL input connector on the SDCC Drive Control Board

• Features a densely populated layout with:

• A small three-position terminal strip located at the lower right-hand corner

• Multiple vertical pin connectors of various pin counts

• Stab-on connectors for secure interfacing

• Several fuses and metal oxide varistors for overvoltage protection

• Heat sinks, resistor networks, transformers, transistors, integrated circuits, resistors, jumper switches, and capacitors

• Two LED indicators near the center for board health/status monitoring

• Fuse replacement: Blown fuses can be safely removed and replaced with exact matches. Power must be removed and verified before any replacement.

• The board is drilled along edges and corners to accommodate mounting

• Most components are labeled with reference designations and identification codes

Product Identification and Revision Details

• Normal Mark V Series assembly type

• Manufactured domestically by General Electric

• IMCP functional acronym indicating its role

• Normal PCB protective coating style (thick, rudimentary chemically-applied base layer)

• Group 1 Mark V Series product classification

• C-rated primary and secondary functional revisions

• B-rated artwork revision

• Performance and physical dimensions reflect changes from its three-fold revision history