8751-CA-NS GE gas turbine control I/O module

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8751-CA-NS GE gas turbine control I/O module

8751-CA-NS GE gas turbine control I/O module

Throughout the history of General Electric, it is actually an evolving history of continuous strong power alliances. The Morgan Syndicate invested in the merger of three companies in 1892, including Edison General Electric Company and Thomson Hausden International Electric Company. During the two world wars, this company made a fortune and grew rapidly. After the World War I, the company occupied a dominant position in radio. In 1919, it established a subsidiary, American Radio Company, which almost dominated the American radio industry. The World War II made the output and profit of General Electric Company increase sharply.
In the more than 80 years since its establishment, General Electric has annexed many domestic and foreign enterprises in various ways. In 1939, there were only about thirty factories under its jurisdiction in China, but by 1947 it had increased to 125. At the end of 1976, it had 224 manufacturing factories in 35 states in the country. Abroad, gradually merge electrical engineering companies from countries such as Italy, France, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and Spain.
At present, GE’s important businesses include consumer finance group, business financing group, energy group, medical group, infrastructure group, NBCUniversal Global Media Group, transportation group, high-tech materials group, consumer and industrial products group, equipment service group, insurance group, etc., covering almost all important fields, many of which are gradually taking the lead in the world after merging advantageous enterprises.