GE IS200FGPAG1A LCI GATE PULSE AMPLIFIER

Applications

 

The IS200FGPAG1A is a specialized component used in power generation and large industrial facilities. It is essential for:

  • LCI Starting Systems: It is a core component for the LCI static starter, which is used to bring large generators or motors up to speed before they are synchronized to the grid.
  • Controlled Startup: By providing a controlled and reliable startup sequence, it helps to minimize mechanical and electrical stress on the machine, which improves its lifespan and reliability.
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The GE part number IS200FGPAG1A is a Gate Pulse Amplifier for an LCI (Load Commutated Inverter) system. Its primary function is to amplify the low-power control signals from the system’s main controller into a high-voltage, high-current pulse strong enough to fire the thyristors (SCRs) in the LCI bridge. ⚡


 

Function and Key Features

 

An LCI is a power electronic system used to start large synchronous motors and generators. The FPGA board is the final stage of control before the power devices.

  • Pulse Amplification: The main controller generates a precise, low-energy timing signal. The FPGA board takes this signal and boosts its voltage and current to a level required to “turn on” the high-power thyristors. Without this board, the weak signal from the controller would not be able to fire the power devices.
  • Electrical Isolation: The board provides critical electrical isolation between the high-power LCI circuits and the sensitive, low-voltage control electronics. This protects the control system from damaging voltage spikes and electrical noise.
  • System Integration: The FPGA card is a crucial part of the LCI control chain. It receives its commands from the main control board and provides the final output to the inverter bridge.
  • Robust Design: Like all GE industrial control components, it is built to withstand the harsh conditions of a power plant.

 

Applications

 

The IS200FGPAG1A is a specialized component used in power generation and large industrial facilities. It is essential for:

  • LCI Starting Systems: It is a core component for the LCI static starter, which is used to bring large generators or motors up to speed before they are synchronized to the grid.
  • Controlled Startup: By providing a controlled and reliable startup sequence, it helps to minimize mechanical and electrical stress on the machine, which improves its lifespan and reliability.