IS200TBAIH1C | Analog terminal board | Contains up to 24 cube-shaped terminals

The IS200TBAIH1C is a device called an analog terminal board. This PCB or printed circuit board is part of General Electric's Mark VI series. The Mark VI and other series in the GE Mark family are designed to control and automate the processes of gas and steam turbines.

The IS200TBAIH1C printed circuit board is a very long and thin device. The left half of the IS200TBAIH1C is occupied by two (2) black terminals. Each terminal can contain up to 24 cube-shaped terminals made of silver metal. These terminals have a total of forty-eight terminals, labeled one (1) through forty-eight (48). Most of the right edge of the IS200TBAIH1C is occupied by three (3) medium connector ports. These connector ports are arranged vertically on the right side of the IS200TBAIH1C. The long electronic components are arranged vertically in the center of the IS200TBAIH1C. Ten (10) potentiometers or variable resistors are evenly distributed in the center of the IS200TBAIH1C. Four (4) additional potentiometers have been combined in the lower right corner of the IS200TBAIH1C. At least nine (9) small black transistors are arranged along the right side of the central portion of the IS200TBAIH1C. A series of at least twenty (20) red jumpers were also placed in the centre of the IS200TBAIH1C. Each jumper is used to connect at least two (2) small metal jumper pins together. The middle part of the IS200TBAIH1C is also covered with a number of small black rectangular diodes.