This DS200IIBDG1A GE printed circuit board can indeed be better defined through its official functional product description as an IGBT gate driver board, as it appears in the original Mark V Turbine Control System series instruction manual material. As you might tell from its full name, the Mark V series to which this DS200IIBDG1A printed circuit board, or PCB for short, belongs has a specific application in the management and control systems of automated drive components for wind, steam and gas turbines. The Mark V Series is a legacy series as it has been discontinued for many years since its original release by GE manufacturers and exists as one of GE’s final product families, incorporating patented Speedtronic control system technology in its various products. The DS200IIBDG1A PCB has been edited from the original DS200IIBDG1 IGBT gate driver board by including A single Class A functional product revision.

Hardware tips and specifications

This DS200IIBDG1A printed circuit board product leverages a set of specific and critical hardware specifications and component content to achieve the functional status of an IGBT gate driver board. The GE insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) board DS200IIBDG1A contains nine LED indicators that provide the processing status of the board. The LED is visible from the inside of the circuit board cabinet and is red when lit. When the board is powered and the driver is running, the LED indicator indicates the operation of the board. Since leds are only visible when the board is powered on, great care must be taken when opening the cabinet. When viewing the LED, do not touch any of the components in the drive, and be sure not to drop any metal, dirt, or other debris into the large Mark V Series automatic driver of the DS200IIBDG1A PCB. Before making A final purchase decision on this DS200IIBDG1A IGBT gate driver board, it is important to recognize that the Class A functional product revision of this DS200IIBDG1A PCB will almost certainly change the performance specifications and dimensions of this DS200IIBDG1A product. Change it from its original state of basic revision. The functions and applications of each specific LED in this DS200IIBDG1A PCB assembly are described in detail in the DS200IIBDG1A instruction manual material embedded in the manual TAB above.

The GE insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) board DS200IIBDG1A has multiple connectors, and when you install a replacement board, you have to make sure you connect the cable to the exact same connector. To make sure you’re reconnecting them to the same connector, check the defective circuit board and note down the connector identifier that indicates the connector you’re connecting the cable to. Labels are then made and attached to the cables, showing where the cables are connected on the new board. In addition, the board contains one or more jumpers that configure the board to handle the drive’s information in a particular way. Other jumpers are set in the factory and are used in the factory for testing purposes only. The original factory print information that comes with the DS200IIBDG1A board identifies the jumper and describes the jumper Settings and how they change the board behavior. This particular DS200IIBDG1A product is filled with a total of manually removable hardware jumpers; This jumper is a Berg type jumper isolated on a DS200IIBDG1a-based circuit board by J1 factory printed nomenclature. This jumper is factory set, so it should not be accessed or customized during the specification function of the DS200IIBDG1A board, although it does make a selection for specific gate on-delay for this DS200IIBDG1A device.