GE IS200EXHSG4A

Product Introduction:
The GE IS200EXHSG4A is a precision exciter synchronization board designed for the Mark VI turbine control system. It ensures the safe and seamless synchronization of generator exciters to the electrical grid.

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Description

GE IS200EXHSG4A

Technical Specifications:

  • Brand: General Electric (GE)
  • Model: IS200EXHSG4A
  • Product Type: Exciter Synchronization Interface Board
  • System Integration: GE Speedtronic Mark VI

Functional Features:

  • Phase Matching: Continuously monitors and adjusts the phase angle between the generator exciter and the grid.
  • Voltage Regulation: Interfaces with the Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR) to maintain stable grid voltage during synchronization.
  • Fault Protection: Detects out-of-phase closing conditions and blocks breaker closure to prevent catastrophic damage.

Application Scenarios:
Critical component in synchronous generators, steam turbines, and gas turbines within utility and industrial power generation facilities.

Performance Parameters:

  • Synchronization Accuracy: Microsecond-level phase detection for zero-transient grid connection.
  • Processing Speed: Ultra-fast signal processing to accommodate rapid grid frequency fluctuations.

Material Composition:
High-grade analog components, precision resistors, and gold-plated connector pins for reliable signal transmission in harsh electrical environments.

Structural Characteristics:
Standard Mark VI board size with front panel test jacks, status LEDs, and rear high-density connectors for clean cabinet wiring.

Working Principle:
Samples generator and grid voltages, calculates the slip frequency and phase difference, and outputs precise firing pulses to the exciter thyristor bridge to achieve lock-in.

Installation Requirements:
Must be installed in the designated exciter control slot. Ensure all shielded signal cables are properly grounded at the board end.

Usage Precautions:
Never bypass synchronization checks. Always verify the health of the exciter system before attempting a manual or automatic sync.