DS200FSAAG1ABA PCB Field Supply Gate Amplifier Board

DS200FSAAG1ABA

DS200FSAAG1ABA PCB Field Supply Gate Amplifier Board

About the DS200FSAAG1ABA

This DS200FSAAG1ABA Field Supply Gate Amplifier Board was manufactured for the Mark V Series of major automated drives retailer General Electric.

The Mark V Series that this DS200FSAAG1ABA PCB is considered a member of is one of the more recent product line developed using General Electric's Speedtronic technology, and is centered around the production of printed circuit boards and other component products crucial for the functioning of turbine control systems specifically.

This DS200FSAAG1ABA General Electric printed circuit board is not actually the original Field Supply Gate Amplifier Board that was designed and manufactured for the Mark V Series;

that would be the DS200FSAAG1 printed circuit board missing this specific product's three signficant product revisions.

Hardware Tips and Specifications

The internal and external assembly of this DS200FSAAG1ABA Field Supply Gate Amplifier Board is unique due to its unique functionality within the greater Mark V Series.

The GE Field Supply Amplifier Board DS200FSAAG1ABA features:

5 jumpers

one 10-pin connector

two fuses

multiple test points

The GE Field Supply Amplifier Board DS200FSAAG1ABA is subject to damage from static electricity that can build up on your body and on the board.

There are several guidelines to follow once you receive the replacement board and during the replacement procedure, as revealed in original General Electric instructional manuals.

The DS200FSAAG1ABA board is shipped in a sealed bag made of a plastic that is treated to prevent the flow of static through the bag and onto the board;

  the best practice is to keep the board in the sealed bag until you are ready to install it.

During installation of this DS200FSAAG1ABA PCB, you must wear a wrist strap because it drains off any static that accumulates on the board or on your body while you wear it.

When the strap is attached to an unpainted metal surface, the static seeks ground as provided by the metal, so clip the strap to a metal support on a workbench or other structure.

Another installation consideration is to refrain from walking around with the board because walking causes static to build up, especially in cool and dry conditions.