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IS200PSCDG1A | General Electric Speedtronic Turbine Control Board Mark VI
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Product Description P/N: IS200PSCDG1A
Description
The IS200PSCDG1A is a Speedtronic Turbine Control Board, Mark VI, manufactured by General Electric. It is designed for use in turbine control systems, providing functionality related to the regulation and monitoring of turbine speed. The board integrates into the Mark VI control architecture, interfacing with other control components to manage turbine operations and ensure stable performance.
Technical Specifications
|
Condition |
New / Never Used Surplus |
|
Part Number |
IS200PSCDG1A |
|
Manufacturer |
General Electric |
|
Series |
EX2000 |
|
Microprocessor |
Intel Celeron 300 MHz |
|
Memory |
32 MB DRAM |
|
Operating System |
QNX |
|
Programming |
Boolean |
|
Product Type |
Power Supply/Contactor Driver Board |
|
Secondary Ethernet Interface |
10BaseT/100BaseTX |
|
Max Load Current |
125 V dc |
|
Voltage Range |
14 to 32 V dc |
|
Maximum Lead Resistance |
15 Ω |
|
Storage Temperature |
-40 to 80° C |
|
Operating Temperature |
0 to 70° C |
|
Technology |
Surface mount |
|
Size |
16.2 cm high x 8.6 cm |
Information About IS200PSCDG1A
The IS200PSCDG1A is a printed circuit board (PCB) component manufactured by General Electric (GE) for use in the Mark VI system, a part of the Speedtronic line. This line represents GE’s advanced series for managing gas and steam turbines, continuing the lineage that began with the Mark I in the 1960s and concluded with the Mark VIe over three decades later. The Speedtronic systems are known for their reliability in turbine control, with the Mark VI system featuring Ethernet communications, a central Control Module that can be configured as either Triple Redundant or Simplex, and an Operator Interface based on a Windows PC pre-loaded with proprietary software, including CIMPLICITY graphics for turbine management.
The IS200PSCDG1A does not include a front faceplate and is marked for alignment on two edges, with letters on one edge and numbers on the other. The board is identified by the round GE logo, board identification number, and reference designators to facilitate component identification.
The board is equipped with ten heat sinks, primarily positioned at the top. It contains several high-voltage electrolytic capacitors as well as capacitors made from ceramic and polyester vinyl materials. Additionally, the board features three inductor coils, four transformers, five light-emitting diodes (LEDs), two metal oxide varistors, six fuses, and multiple transistors.
General Electric (GE) is a multinational conglomerate founded in 1892, based in the United States. It operates in various industries, including aviation, healthcare, renewable energy, and power. GE is known for its innovations in technology, manufacturing, and infrastructure solutions.
Description
The IS200PSCDG1A is a Speedtronic Turbine Control Board, Mark VI, manufactured by General Electric. It is designed for use in turbine control systems, providing functionality related to the regulation and monitoring of turbine speed. The board integrates into the Mark VI control architecture, interfacing with other control components to manage turbine operations and ensure stable performance.
Technical Specifications
|
Condition |
New / Never Used Surplus |
|
Part Number |
IS200PSCDG1A |
|
Manufacturer |
General Electric |
|
Series |
EX2000 |
|
Microprocessor |
Intel Celeron 300 MHz |
|
Memory |
32 MB DRAM |
|
Operating System |
QNX |
|
Programming |
Boolean |
|
Product Type |
Power Supply/Contactor Driver Board |
|
Secondary Ethernet Interface |
10BaseT/100BaseTX |
|
Max Load Current |
125 V dc |
|
Voltage Range |
14 to 32 V dc |
|
Maximum Lead Resistance |
15 Ω |
|
Storage Temperature |
-40 to 80° C |
|
Operating Temperature |
0 to 70° C |
|
Technology |
Surface mount |
|
Size |
16.2 cm high x 8.6 cm |
Information About IS200PSCDG1A
The IS200PSCDG1A is a printed circuit board (PCB) component manufactured by General Electric (GE) for use in the Mark VI system, a part of the Speedtronic line. This line represents GE’s advanced series for managing gas and steam turbines, continuing the lineage that began with the Mark I in the 1960s and concluded with the Mark VIe over three decades later. The Speedtronic systems are known for their reliability in turbine control, with the Mark VI system featuring Ethernet communications, a central Control Module that can be configured as either Triple Redundant or Simplex, and an Operator Interface based on a Windows PC pre-loaded with proprietary software, including CIMPLICITY graphics for turbine management.
The IS200PSCDG1A does not include a front faceplate and is marked for alignment on two edges, with letters on one edge and numbers on the other. The board is identified by the round GE logo, board identification number, and reference designators to facilitate component identification.
The board is equipped with ten heat sinks, primarily positioned at the top. It contains several high-voltage electrolytic capacitors as well as capacitors made from ceramic and polyester vinyl materials. Additionally, the board features three inductor coils, four transformers, five light-emitting diodes (LEDs), two metal oxide varistors, six fuses, and multiple transistors.
General Electric (GE) is a multinational conglomerate founded in 1892, based in the United States. It operates in various industries, including aviation, healthcare, renewable energy, and power. GE is known for its innovations in technology, manufacturing, and infrastructure solutions.
