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DS3800NRTA | GE FANUC RTD Conditioning Board Mark IV
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Product Description P/N: DS3800NRTA
Description
The DS3800NRTA is a printed circuit board (PCB) manufactured by General Electric (GE) for the Mark IV gas/steam turbine management system. Introduced by GE in 1982, the Mark IV replaced the earlier MKI and MKII Speedtronic systems from the 1960s and 1970s. It was the first Speedtronic system to use integrated platforms run by microprocessors, resulting in increased reliability and uptime and a decreased turbine outage rate compared to its predecessors.
Technical Specifications
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Part # |
DS3800NRTA |
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Category |
RTD Conditioning Board |
|
System |
Speedtronic Mark IV |
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Manufacturer |
General Electric (GE) |
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Introduction Year |
1982 |
|
Function |
Gas/steam turbine management |
|
Features |
Integrated platforms, microprocessor control |
|
Reliability Improvements |
Increased reliability and uptime, decreased turbine outage rate |
|
Drill Holes |
Factory-drilled in all four corners |
Information About DS3800NRTA
The DS3800NRTA is a printed circuit board (PCB) manufactured by General Electric (GE) for the Mark IV gas/steam turbine management system. The Mark IV system, introduced by GE in 1982, succeeded the earlier MKI and MKII Speedtronic systems from the 1960s and 1970s. The Mark IV was the first Speedtronic system to utilize integrated platforms controlled by microprocessors to manage turbine operations. This technological advancement resulted in increased reliability, higher uptime, and a notable reduction in turbine outage rates compared to its predecessors.
The DS3800NRTA is designed with factory-drilled holes in all four corners and is marked with alignment letters (A through J) on its top edge. It includes extractor clips in two corners, which serve as handles and leverage points for technicians to facilitate the removal of the board from tight spaces. The board is marked with the GE symbol and its identification number.
Manufacturer information
GE FANUC, now part of Emerson Automation Solutions, was a leading provider of industrial automation and control systems. Known for innovative solutions, GE FANUC played a key role in advancing manufacturing, offering a range of products including PLCs, CNCs, and HMI solutions.
Description
The DS3800NRTA is a printed circuit board (PCB) manufactured by General Electric (GE) for the Mark IV gas/steam turbine management system. Introduced by GE in 1982, the Mark IV replaced the earlier MKI and MKII Speedtronic systems from the 1960s and 1970s. It was the first Speedtronic system to use integrated platforms run by microprocessors, resulting in increased reliability and uptime and a decreased turbine outage rate compared to its predecessors.
Technical Specifications
|
Part # |
DS3800NRTA |
|
Category |
RTD Conditioning Board |
|
System |
Speedtronic Mark IV |
|
Manufacturer |
General Electric (GE) |
|
Introduction Year |
1982 |
|
Function |
Gas/steam turbine management |
|
Features |
Integrated platforms, microprocessor control |
|
Reliability Improvements |
Increased reliability and uptime, decreased turbine outage rate |
|
Drill Holes |
Factory-drilled in all four corners |
Information About DS3800NRTA
The DS3800NRTA is a printed circuit board (PCB) manufactured by General Electric (GE) for the Mark IV gas/steam turbine management system. The Mark IV system, introduced by GE in 1982, succeeded the earlier MKI and MKII Speedtronic systems from the 1960s and 1970s. The Mark IV was the first Speedtronic system to utilize integrated platforms controlled by microprocessors to manage turbine operations. This technological advancement resulted in increased reliability, higher uptime, and a notable reduction in turbine outage rates compared to its predecessors.
The DS3800NRTA is designed with factory-drilled holes in all four corners and is marked with alignment letters (A through J) on its top edge. It includes extractor clips in two corners, which serve as handles and leverage points for technicians to facilitate the removal of the board from tight spaces. The board is marked with the GE symbol and its identification number.
Manufacturer information
GE FANUC, now part of Emerson Automation Solutions, was a leading provider of industrial automation and control systems. Known for innovative solutions, GE FANUC played a key role in advancing manufacturing, offering a range of products including PLCs, CNCs, and HMI solutions.