GE DS3820PSFD PS VAC IN/P5,P15,N15 OUT

 

The DS3820PSFD is a critical component used in Mark IV control panels to:

  • Power the Entire System: Provides the necessary power for the main controller, I/O boards, and other electronic modules.
  • Ensure Stability: Converts a potentially fluctuating AC input into a stable and clean power supply.
  • Enable Analog and Digital Operation: Supplies the different voltage levels required for both the digital and analog sections of the control system.
التصنيف:

الوصف

The GE DS3820PSFD is a Power Supply Module for the Mark IV Speedtronic turbine control system. Its primary purpose is to convert an AC input voltage into the specific, regulated DC voltages required by the control system’s internal electronics.


 

Technical Breakdown 🧠

 

This module is a foundational component of the control system’s power infrastructure.

  • AC-to-DC Power Conversion: The DS3820PSFD acts as an AC-to-DC rectifier and regulator. It takes a single AC input (e.g., 120VAC or 240VAC) and efficiently transforms it into multiple, stable, and precisely regulated low-voltage DC outputs. This is essential for powering the various types of electronic components within the control cabinet.
  • Multi-Voltage Output: The module provides three distinct output voltages to power different parts of the system:
    • +5VDC: The standard voltage for all digital logic, microprocessors, and memory.
    • +15VDC and -15VDC: These dual-polarity voltages are essential for powering the system’s analog circuits, such as those on RTD, thermocouple, and analog I/O modules. The positive and negative supply rails are necessary for operational amplifiers and other analog components.
  • Filtering and Protection: The board is equipped with circuitry to filter out electrical noise and provide a clean, stable power signal to the control modules. It also includes protection against short circuits and overloads, safeguarding the expensive control electronics.

 

Applications 🏭

 

The DS3820PSFD is a critical component used in Mark IV control panels to:

  • Power the Entire System: Provides the necessary power for the main controller, I/O boards, and other electronic modules.
  • Ensure Stability: Converts a potentially fluctuating AC input into a stable and clean power supply.
  • Enable Analog and Digital Operation: Supplies the different voltage levels required for both the digital and analog sections of the control system.