GE DS200FCRLG1A

Product Introduction:
The GE DS200FCRLG1A is a specialized control board designed specifically for excitation systems within the GE Speedtronic Mark V gas turbine control ecosystem. It plays a critical role in managing and regulating the excitation current supplied to the generator rotor, ensuring stable voltage output and reactive power control.

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Description

GE DS200FCRLG1A

Technical Specifications:

  • Brand: General Electric (GE)
  • Model: DS200FCRLG1A
  • Product Type: Excitation System Control Board
  • System Compatibility: GE Speedtronic Mark V Gas Turbine Control System

Functional Features:

  • Precision Voltage Regulation: Accurately controls generator terminal voltage through advanced excitation algorithms.
  • Reactive Power Management: Regulates reactive power flow to maintain grid stability.
  • System Protection: Includes built-in protection logic for over-excitation, under-excitation, and field failure conditions.

Application Scenarios:
Deployed in gas turbine generator sets, power plant excitation systems, and industrial cogeneration facilities requiring precise electrical output control.

Performance Parameters:
Fast dynamic response to load changes, high-precision voltage regulation, and robust fault detection capabilities.

Material Composition:
Manufactured using industrial-grade printed circuit boards (PCBs) with high-reliability electronic components and protective conformal coatings.

Structural Characteristics:
Standard Mark V board form factor with specialized backplane connectors for integration into the excitation control rack.

Working Principle:
Receives feedback signals from the generator, processes them through embedded control algorithms, and outputs precise firing pulses to the excitation thyristor bridges to regulate rotor current.

Installation Requirements:
Must be securely seated in the designated excitation control slot. Ensure all backplane connections are clean and properly mated.

Usage Precautions:
Strictly observe ESD precautions. Never modify board components or jumper settings without authorized technical documentation.