Features:
- Carries the paired 531X304IBDANG1 and F31X304IBDAMG1 identifiers for the AC/DC2000 base-driver position.
- Uses six heat sinks, three transistor devices and six red board indicators in the photographed execution.
- Presents three eight-pin internal header connections for the drive harness interfaces.
General Electric 531X304IBDANG1 F31X304IBDAMG1 belongs to the 531X board family used in AC/DC2000 adjustable-speed drives.
The assembly groups base-driver interface components, visual indicators and harness connectors on one printed-circuit board.
The complete paired identifier and the 006/09 board marking must be retained together when the installed card is identified.
The General Electric 531X304IBDANG1 F31X304IBDAMG1 AC/DC2000 Base Drive Card is listed as Discontinued / Obsolete by OEM; Apter Power can assist with exact-model documentation and matching.
General Electric 531X304IBDANG1 F31X304IBDAMG1 AC/DC2000 Base Drive Card Manuals,Datasheets,Link
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Paired catalog markings
- Catalog code: 531X304IBDANG1 appears with the complete listing identity.
- Board code: F31X304IBDAMG1 is printed on the circuit-board assembly.
- Execution mark: The photographed board adds 006/09.
- Matching rule: All visible identifiers are retained rather than reducing the listing to one family code.
Visible base-driver hardware
- Heat sinks: Six heat sinks are distributed across the board.
- Transistor devices: Three mounted transistor devices form a separate component group.
- Indicators: Six red indicators are aligned in one row.
- Board structure: Edge slots and mounting holes define the installed physical outline.
Internal connection points
- Header count: Three pin headers sit next to one another.
- Header size: Each visible header contains eight pins.
- Harness role: The headers present the internal drive-harness interfaces.
- Inspection: Bent pins and connector alignment should be checked before the board is seated.
AC/DC2000 board location
- System family: The card is documented within GE AC/DC2000 drive hardware.
- Board role: The assembly occupies the base-driver position.
- Status reference: The red indicators provide local board-level references.
- Identification boundary: The full paired catalog string identifies this exact photographed board.