General Electric DS200TBQDG1AFF Mark V RST Extension Terminal Board
SKU DS200TBQDG1AFF
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Manufacturer:
General Electric
Product No.:
DS200TBQDG1AFF
Country of origin:United States
Product Type:
Turbine Control Terminal Boards
Barcode:
8537101190
Payment:
T/T, Western Union
Weight:
380g
Dimensions:
28.6cm x 21.3cm x 4cm
Shipping port:
Xiamen
Warranty:
12 months
GE DS200TBQDG1AFF Mark V RST Extension Terminal Board
Description
The DS200TBQDG1AFF is an RST Extension Analog Termination Board developed for the GE Mark V Turbine Control System. It provides specialized termination interfaces for analog signals, specifically designed to process proximity probe inputs, Linear Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT) inputs, and milliamp outputs within steam, wind, and gas turbine drive assemblies. As a functional group 1 (G1) component, this board integrates a normal protective PCB coating and contains three distinct hardware and functional product revisions (AFF), offering backwards compatibility with the first two revisions of the parent DS200TBQD board series.
Features
Dual terminal block design facilitating dense signal wire management.
Equipped with dedicated test points for manual circuit diagnosis and calibration tracking.
Onboard jumper configuration to match specific drive behavior requirements.
High-density 34-pin connectors for secure ribbon cable interfacing with the main control system.
Applications
Gas and steam turbine automation and control drive systems.
Wind turbine pitch and mechanical drive tracking systems.
Proximity sensor and LVDT displacement monitoring setups.
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Specification
Manufacturer
GE General Electric
Series
Mark V
Part Number
DS200TBQDG1AFF
Functional Description
RST Extension Terminal Board
Functional Acronym
TBQD
PCB Coating
Normal Coating
Revision Quantity
3 Revisions
Backwards-Compatibility
First two revisions
Mark V Series Grouping
Group 1
Total Terminals
214 terminals (107 per terminal block)
Connectors
3 x 34-pin connectors
Jumpers
2
Test Points
3 (Labeled TP1, TP2, TP3)
Signal Output Type
Milliamp
Signal Input Types
Proximitor, LVDT
Country of Origin
USA
Weight
Available upon request
Dimensions
Available upon request
Connections/Interfaces
Connector Pin / ID
Function
TP1
Circuit Test Point 1
TP2
Circuit Test Point 2
TP3
Circuit Test Point 3
Terminal Block 1
Channels 1-107 for Proximitor/LVDT/Milliamp Termination
Terminal Block 2
Channels 1-107 for Proximitor/LVDT/Milliamp Termination
Installation Guidelines
Testing Instrument Calibration: Before connecting probes to test points TP1, TP2, or TP3, verify the testing instrument is fully calibrated and settings match the specific circuit voltage limits.
Drive Integration: Use the integrated drive keypad to interface with diagnostic menus if the test points do not indicate a hardware fault.
Signal Shielding: Ensure all incoming LVDT and proximitor signal lines are adequately shielded and routed away from high-voltage motor wiring to prevent EMI interference.
FAQ
What type of signal outputs does the board support?
The board supports milliamp outputs along with termination signals for proximitors and LVDT inputs.
How are the external connections distributed on the board?
Connections are handled via two terminal blocks containing 107 terminals each, alongside three 34-pin connectors.
What is the function of test points TP1, TP2, and TP3?
These test points allow qualified service personnel to troubleshoot and test individual circuits directly on the board using calibrated testing instruments.
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