GE DS200TCCBG1BED Analog I/O Board

 

The $\text{DS200TCCBG1BED}$ is a printed circuit board ($\text{PCB}$) with a dedicated internal processor:

Feature Detail
Processor One $\text{80196}$ Microprocessor ($\text{CPU}$) for local I/O processing.
Memory Multiple $\text{PROM}$ modules (Programmable Read-Only Memory) hold the board’s firmware and configuration. When replacing the board, these modules typically need to be moved from the old board to the new one.
Connectors Includes various connectors, notably two $\text{50-pin connectors}$ ($\text{JCC}$ and $\text{JDD}$), which facilitate ribbon cable connection to other boards in the system.
I/O Connectors Key connectors interface with terminal boards: $\text{JHH}$ (for $\text{4-20 mA}$ inputs), $\text{JII}$ (for $\text{RTD}$ inputs), and $\text{JMP}$ (for $\text{PT/CT}$ signals from the $\text{TCEB}$ board).
Configuration Features hardware jumpers ($\text{JP1}$, $\text{JP2}$, $\text{JP3}$, etc.) that are manually set to configure the board’s functionality for the specific application.

The final part of the designation, “$\text{BED}$,” indicates the board’s functional and cosmetic revision levels, suggesting a later, highly compatible version within the $\text{Mark V}$ series.

التصنيف:

الوصف

The GE DS200TCCBG1BED is an Extended Analog I/O Board designed for the General Electric Speedtronic Mark V Gas/Steam Turbine Control System. Its role is to expand the system’s analog input and output capabilities by performing essential signal conditioning, scaling, and processing for various field devices.


 

⚙️ Primary Function and Role

 

The board, often referred to by its functional acronym $\text{TCCB}$, acts as an I/O processor for additional analog signals that are critical for turbine control and monitoring.

  • Signal Conditioning and Scaling: Its main job is to take raw analog signals from field devices, condition them (filter noise, isolate), and scale them into usable engineering units for the main Mark V controller.
  • $\text{RTD}$ Input Control: A primary function is to interface with $\text{RTD}$ (Resistance Temperature Detector) sensors to accurately measure temperature variations in equipment like motors and generators. The board provides the excitation current, measures the resulting voltage change, and converts it to a temperature reading.
  • Current and Voltage Processing: It handles standard industrial analog input signals, including $\text{4-20 mA}$ and $\text{0-1 mA}$ current loops, which measure process variables like flow, pressure, or level. It also processes scaled voltage and current signals from $\text{PT}$ (Potential Transformer) and $\text{CT}$ (Current Transformer) inputs for power system monitoring (e.g., calculating generator $\text{kW}$, power factor, and $\text{VARs}$).

 

🛠️ Technical Specifications

 

The $\text{DS200TCCBG1BED}$ is a printed circuit board ($\text{PCB}$) with a dedicated internal processor:

Feature Detail
Processor One $\text{80196}$ Microprocessor ($\text{CPU}$) for local I/O processing.
Memory Multiple $\text{PROM}$ modules (Programmable Read-Only Memory) hold the board’s firmware and configuration. When replacing the board, these modules typically need to be moved from the old board to the new one.
Connectors Includes various connectors, notably two $\text{50-pin connectors}$ ($\text{JCC}$ and $\text{JDD}$), which facilitate ribbon cable connection to other boards in the system.
I/O Connectors Key connectors interface with terminal boards: $\text{JHH}$ (for $\text{4-20 mA}$ inputs), $\text{JII}$ (for $\text{RTD}$ inputs), and $\text{JMP}$ (for $\text{PT/CT}$ signals from the $\text{TCEB}$ board).
Configuration Features hardware jumpers ($\text{JP1}$, $\text{JP2}$, $\text{JP3}$, etc.) that are manually set to configure the board’s functionality for the specific application.

The final part of the designation, “$\text{BED}$,” indicates the board’s functional and cosmetic revision levels, suggesting a later, highly compatible version within the $\text{Mark V}$ series.