IVS Accuvision IVS 200 Logic Driver Board 0001-00154-02 Rev B PCB

IVS Accuvision IVS 200 Logic Driver Board 0001-00154-02 Rev B PCB

This is a Logic Driver Board from the IVS Accuvision IVS 200 industrial machine vision system, assembly number 0001-00154-02, Revision B. The board is a large-format PCB that serves as the primary logic and output driver interface within the IVS 200 vision system, routing control signals and drive outputs between the system's processing core and external actuators, sensors, or inspection outputs. A prominent "Danger High Voltage" warning label is affixed to the board, indicating it handles higher-voltage drive signals in normal operation.

Specifications & What's Included

• Manufacturer: IVS Accuvision
• System: IVS 200 Industrial Machine Vision System
• Board type: Logic Driver Board
• Assembly (ASSY) number: 0001-00154-02
• Revision: Rev B
• Form factor: Full-size PCB / card module (no enclosure)
• Edge connectors: Multiple green screw-terminal block headers along board edges for I/O wiring
• Internal connectors: Multiple multi-pin Molex-style board-to-board / harness connectors
• Notable components: Arrays of red film capacitors, large electrolytic capacitors, multiple DIP IC packages, heat-sinked power device (visible on one corner)
• Warning label: "Danger High Voltage" affixed to board — present and intact
• Included: Board only — no enclosure, external cables, or documentation included

Applications

The IVS Accuvision IVS 200 is an industrial automated visual inspection system used in manufacturing environments to perform real-time quality control and defect detection on production lines. Logic driver boards like this one provide the interface between the vision system's digital logic core and the external world — converting control signals into the drive levels needed to operate relays, solenoids, lights, or reject mechanisms tied to the inspection output. These systems were widely deployed in industrial automation settings including semiconductor packaging, electronics assembly, food and beverage, and general factory automation from the late 1980s through the 1990s. Replacement boards of this type are sought after by facilities still running IVS 200 systems, as well as by integrators maintaining legacy vision-based inspection lines where sourcing original spare boards can be difficult.