GE Mark I/II Module IC3600SP0A1D1C | Signal Processing PCB

GE IC3600SP0A1D1C Signal Processing Module – Product Description

Overview / Product Summary

The GE IC3600SP0A1D1C is a Signal Processing Module designed for GE Fanuc Mark I and Mark II turbine control systems. It handles low-level signal amplification, conditioning, and filtering, ensuring accurate electrical signal processing across turbine control architectures. Moreover, its modular design allows for easy replacement, reducing system downtime and maintenance costs. Built to GE’s rigorous standards, this module guarantees long-term reliability and stable performance in demanding industrial environments.

Technical Specifications

Attribute — Specification
Manufacturer — GE Fanuc / General Electric
Model Number — IC3600SP0A1D1C
Product Type — Amplifier Circuit Board / Signal Processing Module
System Compatibility — GE Mark I / Mark II Speedtronic Control Systems
Primary Function — Low-level signal amplification and conditioning
Board Format — Modular GE Speedtronic-series PCB
Signal Handling — Analog signal gain and stabilization
Typical Components — Discrete resistors, capacitors, transistors, signal path amplifiers
Operating Mode — Continuous industrial duty
Electrical Characteristics — Low-noise, stable voltage operation
Mounting Style — Standard GE Speedtronic card-rack slot
Construction — Industrial-grade PCB with conformal coating
Typical Weight — 0.3 kg

FAQ

Q1: What is the primary function of the IC3600SP0A1D1C?
It amplifies and conditions low-level signals for GE Mark I and Mark II turbine systems.

Q2: Can this module be installed in existing Mark I / Mark II systems?
Yes, it is fully compatible with legacy Speedtronic Mark I and Mark II control architectures.

Q3: Is the board durable for industrial environments?
Yes, it features industrial-grade PCB construction with conformal coating for protection.

Q4: How is maintenance handled for this module?
The module is field-replaceable, enabling fast service and reduced downtime.

Q5: What type of signals does this board handle?
It primarily handles low-level analog signals with stable gain and low noise.