General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC
General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC
General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC
General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC
General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC
General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC
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General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC is a Speedtronic brake control card for brake-command, feedback, and interlock functions in a compatible Mark V drive.
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Technical specifications for DS200SBCBG1ADC

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    DS200SBCBG1ADC
  • Product Family:
    GE Mark V/VI Driver Board
  • Product Type:
    Speedtronic Brake Control Card
  • Stock:
    1
  • Functional Acronym:
    SBCB
  • Board Function:
    Brake control
  • Assembly Style:
    Normal DS200 assembly
  • Revision Suffix:
    ADC; do not substitute by suffix alone
  • System Interface:
    Confirm from the installed Mark V drive drawings
  • Tariff Code:
    8538900000
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Braking Interlocks Replacement Application
  • Speedtronic brake-control function
  • Revision-specific DS200 board assembly
  • Brake command, feedback, and interlock paths require system-level matching

DS200SBCBG1ADC is a General Electric Speedtronic Brake Control Card designed for GE Mark V drive-control assemblies.

It coordinates brake-related control signals within the board carrier while the mechanical brake, power path, and external interlocks remain separate parts of the complete system.

Before installation or replacement, verify the full ADC suffix, brake sequence, input and output assignments, carrier position, connector population, external brake hardware, permissives, and safe functional-test procedure.

Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for DS200SBCBG1ADC are confirmed during quotation.

General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC Speedtronic Brake Control Card Manuals, Product Family, Links

Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.

  • Coordinates brake-related control signals
  • Works with separate field brake hardware
  • Command and feedback timing follow the installed drive logic
  • Brake state participates in motion permissives
  • Command/feedback disagreement requires fault response
  • Emergency and run sequencing must match the system design
  • Use the full DS200SBCBG1ADC identifier
  • Preserve connector and carrier locations
  • Prove external actuator and feedback circuits before board replacement
  • Brake-control functions in compatible GE Mark V drives
  • Industrial motor-drive stopping sequences using the SBCB card
  • Legacy Speedtronic drive cabinets with documented brake command and feedback circuits
Description
DS200SBCBG1ADC is a General Electric Speedtronic Brake Control Card for GE Mark V and legacy drive-control hardware.

The board participates in the drive's braking logic and associated input/output paths, with revision-specific connectors and circuitry that must match the installed system.

Before installation or replacement, confirm the complete catalog number, hardware series, compatible equipment, wiring, mounting, and saved configuration.
Alternative Names
DS200SBCBG1ADC GE DS200SBCBG1ADC General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC GE Mark V DS200SBCBG1ADC GE Speedtronic DS200SBCBG1ADC GE Drive Systems DS200SBCBG1ADC
Technical notes
DS200SBCBG1ADC requires the ADC suffix, carrier position, brake sequence, I/O map, interlocks, actuator, feedback, and safe test method to match; a configuration error can permit unsafe motion.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
Which brake sequence must be reviewed before replacing General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC?
Confirm the command source, release and apply timing, speed permissives, run interlocks, fault response, feedback state, and emergency-stop behavior in the drive logic.
How should external brake hardware be separated from General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC faults?
Check the coil or actuator, power device, wiring, mechanical clearance, feedback switch, suppression component, and field supply before assigning the fault to the card.
What interlocks should be proven with General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC?
Verify that motion is inhibited when the brake is applied, release occurs only with valid permissives, feedback agrees with command, and a mismatch produces the documented fault.
Can another SBCB revision substitute for General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC?
Only when system documentation or engineering review confirms connector population, brake logic, component changes, artwork, and compatibility with the installed drive and software.
How should General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC be functionally checked without risking motion?
Use the approved controlled test mode, secure the machine, isolate the load as required, monitor command and feedback, and verify interlocks before allowing powered motion.
Why might a drive report brake feedback disagreement with General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC?
Investigate the feedback switch, wiring polarity, contact state, command timing, actuator travel, mechanical sticking, supply voltage, and input-channel continuity.
What evidence helps diagnose intermittent braking around General Electric DS200SBCBG1ADC?
Collect event timing, speed, brake command, feedback transition, field voltage, connector movement, temperature, and mechanical inspection results before changing the board.