DS200SDCCG4A Analog Termination Board GE

Configured for high-precision signal routing in industrial control architectures, the GE DS200SDCCG4A (DS200SDCCG4A Analog Termination Board) provides direct physical/electrical execution. Hardware Specifications Parameter Specification Model DS200SDCCG4A Brand General Electric Origin USA Weight 0.5 kg Dimensions 200 x 100 x 40 mm Operating Temp 0 to 60 deg C Power Consumption Passive signal path Board Type Analog Termination Profinet / EtherNet/IP deterministic networks The DS200SDCCG4A serves as a primary interface for analog signal conditioning and termination within the control system cabinet. The board layout facilitates the connection of multi-channel analog inputs and outputs, ensuring signal integrity through the terminal network. It supports the transmission of process variables by providing a stable common ground reference and reducing impedance mismatches between field-level transducers and the system backplane. This architecture ensures that sensitive analog readings remain accurate during high-speed data acquisition cycles. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does the DS200SDCCG4A include active signal amplification or filtering components? A: No. The board is designed as a passive termination component. All signal amplification and filtering are performed by the connected processor or controller modules. Q: Is this board compatible with both current (4-20 mA) and voltage (+/- 10 VDC) signal types? A: The board supports standard analog signal types; however, refer to the specific system loop diagrams for the required configuration of shunts or jumpers on the terminal blocks to ensure correct signal interpretation. Field Installation Guidelines Ensure the control cabinet is de-energized and all energy sources are isolated before module installation. Mount the board to the designated DIN-rail or chassis standoffs, ensuring adequate clearance for field wiring. Terminate signal wires to the terminal blocks, maintaining the required cable shielding practices to minimize electromagnetic interference. Verify the tightness of all terminal connections to prevent high-resistance contact points. Inspect the board for physical debris or moisture prior to system startup.