DS200TCTEG1ABA GE Mark V, TC2000 Trip Module

Description:

The DS200TCTEG1ABA printed circuit board (PCB) detailed above was originally produced by General Electric for use in the Mark V Turbine Control System Series. This particular PCB, part of the Mark V series, is considered obsolete due to its status as a legacy product that has been discontinued from manufacturing several years after its initial release. Despite its obsolescence, the Mark V series remains highly sought after in the industrial automation market because it incorporates the patented Speedtronic control system technology first introduced with the Mark I series in the mid to late 1960s. The DS200TCTEG1ABA PCB, specifically known as a TC2000 Trip Board, is not the original iteration of this functionality within the Mark V series; rather, it represents a later version incorporating three significant revisions compared to the original DS200TCTEG1 board.

Hardware Tips and Specifications
As with all products in the Mark V Turbine Control System Series, the DS200TCTEG1ABA PCB's specific functionality is defined by a set of hardware components and specifications designed to induce particular functions. Here are the key specifications and tips for handling this PCB:
- Components: The GE TC2000 Trip Board DS200TCTEG1ABA includes 20 plug-in relays, which are heat-generating components. Proper cooling is essential for maintaining operational integrity.
- Connectors: The board features 3 50-pin connectors labeled JLY, JLX, and JLZ, and 2 12-pin connectors labeled JN and JM.
- Cooling Mechanism: Cooling is achieved through free-flowing air entering from vents at the bottom of the drive, moving over the components to dissipate heat, and exiting through vents at the top. Ensure adequate ventilation around the drive to prevent overheating.
- Voltage-Limiting Components: The board includes various capacitors, transistors, resistors, and integrated circuits designed to limit voltage and ensure proper function.
- Environmental Considerations: Ensure that the surrounding walls and environment are cool and that cables inside the drive do not block airflow. In some cases, additional fans may be necessary to maintain optimal cooling.

Given its obsolete status, original instructional manuals and materials are scarce online. Therefore, the functional product number itself serves as a primary reference for understanding the board's hardware components and specifications. The breakdown of the DS200TCTEG1ABA functional product number provides insights into various aspects such as:
- TCTE: Indicates a functional product revision.
- PCB Coating Style: Specifies the type of coating used on the PCB.
- Group One Mark V Series Product Grouping: Denotes its classification within the Mark V series.
- A-rated Primary Functional Revision: Signifies a major update or change.
- B-rated Secondary Functional Revision: Indicates a minor update or change.
- A-rated Artwork Configuration Revision: Refers to updates related to the board's artwork or labeling.

Frequently Asked Questions:
1.How is the DS200TCTEG1ABA PCB installed within its larger Mark V Series automated drive assembly?
The base circuit board of this DS200TCTEG1ABA product features several factory-drilled and insulated mounting holes for installation purposes.

2.What is the payment term?
Only wire transfer

3.When does the warranty period start?
One year from the time the client receives the goods.

Datasheet Link:

DS200TCTEG1ABA GE Mark V, TC2000 Trip Module PDF Datasheet