DS200DTBCG1A | General Electric Contact Output Terminal Board
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Product Description P/N: DS200DTBCG1A
Description
The GE Connector Relay Terminal Board DS200DTBCG1A is equipped with 2 terminal blocks, each accommodating 110 signal wires. Additionally, it features 2 3-wire bayonet connectors, 1 2-wire bayonet connector, and 10 jumpers.
Measuring 3 inches in height and 11.5 inches in length, the board is designed for mounting inside the drive, providing ample space for installation. Given its capacity for up to 220 signal wires, strategic placement is crucial to ensure proper routing of wires. To mitigate interference, it is imperative to avoid routing signal wires near power cables. The latter are known to emit signal noise, potentially compromising the accuracy of signals received by the board.
Technical Specifications
Original Manufacturer |
GE General Electric |
Product Series |
Mark V |
Alphanumeric Part Number |
DS200DTBCG1A |
Functional Product Description |
Contact Output Termination Module |
Functional Abbreviation |
DTBC |
PCB Coating Type |
Normal Coating |
1st Functional Revision |
A |
Information About DS200DTBCG1A
The GE Connector Relay Terminal Board DS200DTBCG1A features two terminal blocks with terminals for 110 signal wires in each block. Additionally, it contains two 3-wire bayonet connectors, one 2-wire bayonet connector, and 10 jumpers.
Measuring 3 inches in height and 11.5 inches in length, the board is designed to be mounted inside the drive, with spaces allocated for installation. Given its capacity to accommodate up to 220 signal wires, proper routing of the signal wires is essential. Signal wires should be kept separate from power cables to avoid interference. Power cables are known to emit signal noise, which can disrupt the accuracy of signals received by the board. Shielded wires may mitigate interference to some extent, but the optimal solution involves routing power cables independently from signal wires. If they must share a route, it is advisable to limit the length of their bundling. Additionally, the greater the current carried by a power cable, the greater the distance it should be routed from signal cables to minimize interference.
It is crucial to route signal wires in a manner that does not impede airflow within the drive. The drive's airflow design involves cool air entering at the bottom through air vents and circulating over heated components before exiting through vents at the top.
Manufacturer information
General Electric (GE) is a multinational conglomerate founded in 1892, based in the United States. It operates in various industries, including aviation, healthcare, renewable energy, and power. GE is known for its innovations in technology, manufacturing, and infrastructure solutions.
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Description
The GE Connector Relay Terminal Board DS200DTBCG1A is equipped with 2 terminal blocks, each accommodating 110 signal wires. Additionally, it features 2 3-wire bayonet connectors, 1 2-wire bayonet connector, and 10 jumpers.
Measuring 3 inches in height and 11.5 inches in length, the board is designed for mounting inside the drive, providing ample space for installation. Given its capacity for up to 220 signal wires, strategic placement is crucial to ensure proper routing of wires. To mitigate interference, it is imperative to avoid routing signal wires near power cables. The latter are known to emit signal noise, potentially compromising the accuracy of signals received by the board.
Technical Specifications
Original Manufacturer |
GE General Electric |
Product Series |
Mark V |
Alphanumeric Part Number |
DS200DTBCG1A |
Functional Product Description |
Contact Output Termination Module |
Functional Abbreviation |
DTBC |
PCB Coating Type |
Normal Coating |
1st Functional Revision |
A |
Information About DS200DTBCG1A
The GE Connector Relay Terminal Board DS200DTBCG1A features two terminal blocks with terminals for 110 signal wires in each block. Additionally, it contains two 3-wire bayonet connectors, one 2-wire bayonet connector, and 10 jumpers.
Measuring 3 inches in height and 11.5 inches in length, the board is designed to be mounted inside the drive, with spaces allocated for installation. Given its capacity to accommodate up to 220 signal wires, proper routing of the signal wires is essential. Signal wires should be kept separate from power cables to avoid interference. Power cables are known to emit signal noise, which can disrupt the accuracy of signals received by the board. Shielded wires may mitigate interference to some extent, but the optimal solution involves routing power cables independently from signal wires. If they must share a route, it is advisable to limit the length of their bundling. Additionally, the greater the current carried by a power cable, the greater the distance it should be routed from signal cables to minimize interference.
It is crucial to route signal wires in a manner that does not impede airflow within the drive. The drive's airflow design involves cool air entering at the bottom through air vents and circulating over heated components before exiting through vents at the top.
Manufacturer information
General Electric (GE) is a multinational conglomerate founded in 1892, based in the United States. It operates in various industries, including aviation, healthcare, renewable energy, and power. GE is known for its innovations in technology, manufacturing, and infrastructure solutions.