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DS215DMCAG2AZZ02A

DMCAG2 & FW
Product DESCRIPTION
Part Number
DS215DMCAG2AZZ02A
Manufacturer
General Electric
Country of Manufacture
As Per GE Manufacturing Policy
Series
Mark VI/VIe
Function
Module
Availability
In Stock
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR GE - DS215DMCAG2AZZ02A

DS215DMCAG2AZZ02A is a Drive Board Module under Mark V series. The DS215DMCAG2AZZ02A is a circuit board component developed by General Electric for use in their Mark V gas/steam turbine control system. The MKV was a member of GE's Speedtronic range, which debuted in the late 1960s and evolved throughout the century. While Mark V circuit boards are no longer available as OEM parts, they can be ordered as fully inspected and refurbished units from World of Controls.

  • This board, like other DS215 boards, has more firmware or hardware than a similar-named DS200 board. The DS215DMCAG2AZZ02A is simple to install due to factory-made drill holes in each board corner. Additional drill holes can be found along the board's edges and within the board's body. For easy alignment, the unit's borders are marked with lettering and/or numbering, and it contains multiple codes for identification.
  • A vertically placed auxiliary board populates the board. The auxiliary board is located in the bottom left corner of the board, close to a second optional auxiliary board that mounts parallel to the board's surface.
  • A single female vertical connection, four male vertical pin cable connectors, and three header connectors are among the board's connectors. Two heat sinks, an inductor coil, fourteen jumper switches, fuse components, a push-button reset switch, LED indicators, and transistors are all found on the board.
  • It has about fifty integrated circuits, twenty resistor network arrays, and a variety of diodes, resistors, and capacitors constructed of polyester vinyl, ceramic, aluminum, and tantalum electrolytic materials.
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