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General Electric DS200FCSAG1ACB
General Electric DS200FCSAG1ACB
General Electric DS200FCSAG1ACB
General Electric DS200FCSAG1ACB
General Electric DS200FCSAG1ACB
General Electric DS200FCSAG1ACB
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DS200FCSAG1ACB

Current Sensing Interface Board
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Product Information:

Current Sensing Feedback Board

It is a critical component within the

Speedtronic Mark V turbine control

system and associated adjustable

speed AC drive systems

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Technical specifications for DS200FCSAG1ACB

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Product Category:
    Gas Turbine Control
  • Spare Part Number:
    DS200FCSAG1A
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    15.2 x 27 x 14.3 cm
  • Weight:
    0.55 kg
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
  • Product Type:
    Interface Board
  • Category Series:
    Speedtronic Mark V turbine control system
  • Power Supply:
    5V to 24V
  • Current consumption:
    0-20 mA
  • Operating Temperature:
    -30 ... +65 °C
  • Frequency response:
    50 ... 60 Hz
  • Series:
    GE Mark V and Mark VI Turbine Controls
  • Stock:
    30

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Features:

  • Current Sensing Interface Board
  • Speedtronic Mark V turbo control system and related adjustable AC drive system
  • Mark V DS200 Series produced by General Electric
This feedback board, primarily installed within the static starter power conversion cabinet, is specifically designed for real-time current monitoring and feedback in AC drive systems, such as the starting systems of gas turbine generators.

It seamlessly connects to the control power supply and main control board via onboard 3-pin LEMPS and 12-pin CSPL interfaces, ensuring precise current control and current limiting protection during gas turbine startup and operation, thereby improving the automation coordination efficiency of industrial production lines.

The DS200FCSAG1ACB General Electric Current Sensing Interface Board may still be available for purchase and support from Moore Automated Company beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
The feedback board acquires analog current signals from the transformer side via current transformers or sensors. An internal microprocessor or dedicated operational amplifier filters and proportionally transforms these raw signals to generate stable feedback voltage or current signals, which are then transmitted to the control core. This real-time feedback mechanism enables the system to adjust the fuel injection rate or power output according to load demands. Upon detecting an abnormal surge current, the system can respond quickly through control logic to prevent equipment damage and maintain stable power output.
  • Connectors: The board uses a 3-pin LEMPS connector (typically used for voltage verification of the load bridge) and a 12-pin CSPL (or CPSL) connector for the power control interface.
  • Power Supply: The board works with a Control Power Supply (CPS), which provides 5V, 12V, 15V, and 24V DC power to the board.
General Electric DS200FCSAG1ACB Current Sensing Interface Board INFO(manual), Link Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.

Ask our team:

  • How does the DS200FCSAG1ACB perform high-fidelity signal conditioning and analog-to-digital conversion in the high-noise turbine environment?
    The DS200FCSAG1ACB typically employs precision filtering, impedance matching, and isolation circuitry to stabilize low-level analog signals from turbine sensors, thereby ensuring reliable conversion integrity before downstream digital processing.
  • How does the DS200FCSAG1ACB improve closed-loop feedback regulation and turbine control stability?
    The DS200FCSAG1ACB typically functions as an intermediate signal processing layer, ensuring accurate transmission of field instrument feedback signals, thereby achieving precise stability of the governor and excitation system control loops.
  • How does the DS200FCSAG1ACB ensure signal integrity under thermal drift and long-term operating stress conditions?
    The DS200FCSAG1ACB typically employs temperature-compensated electronics and a stable reference architecture design to maintain signal accuracy under various temperature and load conditions in continuously operating turbines.
  • In mission-critical turbine applications, what redundancy or fail-safe interaction mechanisms does the DS200FCSAG1ACB have?
    The DS200FCSAG1ACB is typically deployed in a redundant control framework, where dual-channel signal verification and cross-checking mechanisms improve operational reliability and minimize the risk of single points of failure.
  • What calibration and parameter stabilization mechanisms does the DS200FCSAG1ACB have during lifecycle maintenance and system commissioning?
    The DS200FCSAG1ACB typically maintains calibration stability through a fixed analog reference structure and system-level debugging procedures, ensuring repeatability of signal scaling and consistency of control response behavior.
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