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GE 531X305NTBAPG1 NTB/3TB Terminal Board for Industrial Control Systems
The GE 531X305NTBAPG1 is a high-performance NTB/3TB terminal board developed by General Electric. It is designed to enhance communication and connectivity in industrial automation systems, providing essential interfaces for digital control inputs, relay outputs, low-level analog I/O, encoders, and power supplies.
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Brand:General Electric
Model:531X305NTBAPG1
Product Type:NTB/3TB Terminal Board
Compatibility:GE Drive and Exciter Cabinets
Interface Capabilities:Digital Control Inputs, Relay Outputs, Low-Level Analog I/O, Encoder Interfaces
Power Outputs:Regulated and Unregulated Power Sources
Noise Filtering:Yes
Weight:0.14 kg
Certifications:Compliant with International Standards
The GE 531X305NTBAPG1 terminal board is meticulously designed to enhance the functionality of your industrial drive systems. As a passive-interface circuit board, it seamlessly connects with the control device’s connection terminals to facilitate external signal-level inputs and outputs. Key features include digital control inputs and relay outputs, which make it ideal for precise control in demanding industrial applications.
The board supports low-level analog inputs and outputs, enabling smooth communication between your control system and external devices. Additionally, it incorporates a differential A quad B encoder interface with optical isolation, ensuring accurate position feedback and enhancing system reliability.
With integrated noise filtering, the board ensures stable operation even in noisy industrial environments. It also provides both regulated and unregulated power sources, making it versatile for various power requirements.
Designed for compatibility with a wide range of GE drives, the 531X305NTBAPG1 terminal board is an essential upgrade for any industrial automation setup. Whether you’re managing complex machinery or optimizing production processes, this board delivers the reliability and performance you need.
