IS210BPPCH1AD Product datasheet   

IS210BPPCH1AD Functional Description 

The General Electric IS210BPPCH1AD I/O Pack Processor Board circuit board is an I/O pack processor board from General Electric. This is one of several BPPC boards available within AX Control’s inventory, each with minor variations. These boards are designed to be used within various I/O packs that fit into GE’s Mark VIe turbine control system. Please note these are note designed for the similar Mark VIeS system. 

The Mark VI Series that this IS210BPPCH1AD General Electric PDF product belongs to, as you can probably tell based off its full extended GE product series name as the Mark VI Turbine Control System Series, exists with a set of specific functional applications in both the control systems and management systems of General Electric-accepting gas, steam, and wind turbine automated drive assemblies. This is seen as quite the major functional upgrade upon the Mark V Turbine Control System Series of the same name that came before it, as the mark V Series specifically pertained to the control and management systems of gas and steam turbine assemblies alone.

The IS210BPPCH1AD GE Mark VIE board is factory drilled at each corner. The board mounts to a larger circuit board using standoffs with screw mounts. The screw mounts are close to rounded cutouts located along the long board sides. The I/O Pack Processor Board IS210BPPCH1AD is a double-sided board that uses SMT technology to allow for maximum use of space. The top side of the board includes two Ethernet ports, a small inductor or choke, diodes, resistors, capacitors, transistors, and multiple integrated circuits. It also has several resistor network arrays. The bottom surface is primarily taken up by capacitors, resistors, and diodes.

Most of these previously-listed hardware components in this IS210BPPCH1AD General Electric Power Converter printed circuit board product offering's normal Mark VI Series assembly are simply part of a greater voltage suppression and regulation strategy that has been standardized to the Mark VI Turbine Control System Series as a whole.