IS200AEPAH1A printed circuit board

Hardware Tips and Specifications

The IS200AEPAH1A is built with an optional auxiliary board, which is attached to the IS200AEPAH1A through the use of several screws inserted into standoffs. The IS200AEPAH1A communicates with its main corresponding processor board via connections to two male pin connectors in the upper left corner. This board is populated with multiple integrated circuits, two female phone plugs, a three-pin female connector, and two light emitting diodes. This AEPA-abbreviated board also features a couple of LED indicators,  located along the left edge of the base board. Before making a purchase decision for the IS200AEPAH1A Alternative Energy Pitch Axis, it may be important to to considered the different Input and Output types compatible with this model. The I/O types supported by this AEPA-abbreviated model include:

• 8 analog inputs
• 1 incremental encoder input
• 1 absolute encoder input
• 1 analog output
• 20 discrete inputs
• 1 discrete output
• 8 relay outputs
• 2 RS-485 interfaces
• 1 brake control output

 In addition to the various I/O types featured on the IS200AEPAH1A, this Mark VIe series PCB has twelve relays, and is built with six metal oxide varistors, for important surge protection applications. These varistors are placed in a single line. Varistors can be succinctly defined as variable resistors with resistance dependent on the applied voltage. The AEPA board has seventeen female-pin vertical connectors located along the edges of the board. These connectors vary from two pins up to twenty pins. Finally, the IS200AEPAH1A board makes use of several large factory-made holes in its surface, most of which are plated for voltage storage and protection. As with many other Mark VIe series printed circuit boards, this Alternative Energy Pitch Axis includes hundreds of standard integrated circuits, resistors, transistors, and capacitors in its assembly, although a single unique c-shaped metal housing is placed on the board, marked HW1.