GE Fanuc DS200TBCAG1AAB Printed Circuit Board In Stock

GE DS200TBCAG1AAB – Analog I/O Terminal Board

Part of the Mark V Speedtronic Turbine Control System Series

Technical Specifications:

• Manufacturer: General Electric (GE)

• Series: Mark V

• Part Number: DS200TBCAG1AAB

• Functional Acronym: TBCA

• Product Type: Analog I/O Terminal Board

• PCB Coating: Standard (Normal Coating)

• Revisions:

• Functional Revision 1: A

• Functional Revision 2: A

• Artwork Revision: B

Product Overview:

The DS200TBCAG1AAB is a printed circuit board designed specifically for the Mark V Turbine Control System Series by General Electric. This legacy series supports the control and management of gas, steam, and wind turbines and represents one of the last product lines to use GE’s patented Speedtronic control system technology, originally introduced in the late 1960s with the Mark I series.

While discontinued, the Mark V series continues to serve niche industrial applications where robust turbine control is essential. The DS200TBCAG1AAB is an enhanced version of the original DS200TBCAG1 board, featuring three significant product revisions improving its functionality and reliability.

Hardware Description & Features:

• Terminal Blocks:

• Two blocks supporting 90 signal wire terminals each

• Connectors:

• Two 50-pin connectors for system integration

• Functionality:

• JCC: TCCA Board 1-15 RTD Signals (R5 Core)

• JDD: TCCA Board 16-30 RTD Signals (R5 Core)

• Serves as an Analog I/O Terminal Board within the Mark V system

• Connects to RTD signal boards via specific connectors, such as:

• Assembly:

• No manually moveable jumpers or hardware customization present

• Standard Mark V assembly with normal PCB coating for durability

Installation & Safety Guidelines:

• Qualified personnel only:
  Due to high voltage and current, board replacement must be performed by trained technicians.

• Power safety:
  Disconnect all power sources according to local and national electrical codes before servicing. Locate emergency power shutoff equipment beforehand.

• Handling:

• Remove the defective board carefully with signal wires attached if possible.

• Place the removed board on an anti-static surface (e.g., a static protective bag).

• Use a wrist strap to prevent electrostatic discharge when handling circuit boards.

• Transfer signal wires one-by-one from the old board to the new replacement board.

• Assistance:
  It is recommended to have at least two people present during installation to ensure safety and assistance in emergencies.