DS200QTBAG1ADC Overview

The RST Termination Board General Electric DS200QTBAG1ADC is a Termination Board from the Mark V Speedtronic series. It represents one of the final generations utilizing GE's long-established Speedtronic turbine control technology.

Technical Data Summary

Model: DS200QTBAG1ADC, a QTBA terminal board by GE Energy, USA.

Product: Part of the terminal assembly in the Mark V Speedtronic system.

Series: Belongs to the final series utilizing the legacy Speedtronic control technology.

Revision: Identified as revision ADC for specific configuration.

Build: Normal assembly type for standard installation and operation.

Physical: Weighs 14 ounces, indicating a compact, moderate-density PCB design.

FAQ

Q1: What is the DS200QTBAG1ADC?

A1: It is an RST Termination Board (QTBA) manufactured by General Electric for its Mark V Speedtronic turbine control system.

Q2: What is its primary function?

A2: It picks up signals from the control system and facilitates connections, particularly for fuel flow signals, via its terminal blocks and connectors.

Q3: What are its key hardware features?

A3: It includes 2 terminal blocks for 144 signal wires total, one 40-pin connector (JFF), one serial connector, and supports various I/O like magnetic pulse inputs and servo outputs.

Q4: What does the revision code "ADC" indicate?

A4: The "ADC" suffix signifies this board has undergone three significant product revisions, including two functional revisions and an artwork configuration update.

Q5: Where is it configured within the Mark V system?

A5: It is configured in core <R>, <S>, <T>, at location 6, and includes a configurable jumper (J1) for input signal selection.