Which of the following is NOT a PCB found in the digital AIP?

• A. Networking Board
• B. Power Management Board
• C. Display Board
• D. Processor Board

Answer: (A)

In the digital AIP, the typical PCBs cover the core system subsystems: power, display, and processing. The Power Management Board handles voltage regulation and power distribution to the whole unit. The Display Board is responsible for driving screens and presenting information to the user. The Processor Board contains the computational core that runs software and processes data. A Networking Board, while common in many systems for connectivity, isn’t part of the standard PCB set in this digital AIP configuration. Networking functionality is usually integrated into other boards or provided by a separate module rather than as a standalone PCB in this context. So the Networking Board is the one not found among the digital AIP PCBs.