General Electric or GE, a trusted industrial manufacturer of automation, created the IS200TREGH1B as a trip emergency termination board. This is a printed circuit board or PCB manufactured for the Mark VI family of turbine control systems. The Mark VI is the latest series of the GE Mark series, which was first introduced in the mid-to-late 1960s with the launch of the previous Mark I series. These series are designed for the operation and automation of steam and gas turbines, as shown in the full extended Series name section provided above. This particular IS200TREGH1B PCB product for the larger Mark VI turbine control family, while generally accepted for its newly developed turbine-focused applications, is also considered an ideal GE product family as it was one of the final GE logo families to be developed. Integration of patented Speedtronic control system technology into a range of different products. The Speedtronic control system technology used in the Mark VI turbine control system family of the IS200TREGH1B product was first released in the mid-to-late 1960s with the introduction of the previous Mark I series; 1969, to be exact.

Hardware tips and specifications

This IS200TREGH1B device is no different from any other Mark VI series printed circuit board product in that its intended Mark VI Series functional action was developed through its normal Mark VI Series components accepting a specific series of functional induction hardware components and component specifications. The most striking component on the device is a series of square transformers. These transformers are covered with transparent plastic and silver wire. These cover information about the component, such as part number and voltage. There are twelve (12) such transformers placed on the IS200TREGH1B in two vertical lines with six (6) transformers per line. Two (2) large black terminals occupy the space on the left edge of the IS200TREGH1B. The terminal contains a total of forty-eight (48) terminals made of silver metal. These terminals are evenly distributed between two (2) terminal blocks, each of which has twenty-four (24) terminals. While the core functionally important hardware component of this IS200TREGH1B device may have to be identified as its transformer family, given the widespread presence of standard Mark VI Series voltage limiting hardware components in its normal assembly, This includes the Mark VI series of standardized diodes, resistors, capacitors, transistors, and finally application-specific integrated circuits, or ics.

The IS200TREGH1B contains a number of components called metal oxide varistors or MOV. These MOV are round solid red. They are placed on the edge of IS200TREGH1B. Three (3) white jumper ports have been placed on the top edge of the IS200TREGH1B. There are a total of seventeen (17) ports between these ports. The connector on the left has three ports, identified as JH1. The middle connector contains 12 ports identified as J2, and the last connector on the right has two (2) ports identified as J1. Since this IS200TREGH1B product is part of a legacy product family that is now obsolete, it is not used in any of the extensive online documentation of the original design on this IS200TREGH1B personalized product page. That being the case, the IS200TREGH1B functional product number itself is actually a powerful source of information about the IS200TREGH1B Board hardware components and component specifications, as it encodes these details in the manufacturer-specified set of functional naming elements. For example, the IS200TREGH1B functional product number is started with an example of a dual-function IS200 series label that delegates the normal Mark VI series component of the IS200TREGH1B PCB and its domestic original manufacturing location. Some other details that can be retrieved from the IS200TREGH1B feature product number include the following for this Mark VI series:

TREG functional products
Conformal PCB coating style
The first group of Mark VI series products
Grade B main function renovation