Which option lists the three PCBs found in the digital AIP?

• A. Power Management Board, Display Board, and Processor Board
• B. Power Management Board, Display Panel, and Processor Board
• C. Networking Board, Display Board, and Processor Board
• D. Power Management Board, Control Board, and Sensor Board

Answer: (A)

Digital AIP relies on three primary PCBs that handle power, display, and processing. The Power Management Board regulates and distributes power to the system, ensuring stable operation. The Display Board drives what you see and interacts with the user interface, handling the display output and related controls. The Processor Board runs the software and control logic that makes the AIP function day-to-day. The Display Panel mentioned in some options isn’t a PCB at all, but the actual screen hardware, which is driven by the Display Board. Other choices mix in boards like Networking, Control, or Sensor that aren’t part of the standard three PCBs in this configuration, so they don’t fit the required trio.