Description
GE IS200TSVOH2B Technical Specifications:
- Output Type: Servo Valve Drive Current.
- Feedback: LVDT (Linear Variable Differential Transformer) position feedback.
- System: GE Mark VI Speedtronic.
- Channels: Multiple independent servo channels.
- Resolution: High-resolution DAC for precise valve positioning.
Functional Features:
- Precision Control: Closed-loop control of servo valve position using feedback.
- Current Drive: High-current output to drive electro-hydraulic servo valves.
- Feedback Processing: Accurate signal conditioning and conversion.
- Diagnostics: Servo current, LVDT feedback, and coil resistance monitoring.
Application Scenarios:
- Steam turbine governor valve control.
- Gas turbine fuel valve control.
- Compressor inlet guide vane control.
- Any application requiring precise hydraulic actuator positioning.
Performance Parameters:
- Positioning Accuracy: High-precision closed-loop control.
- Response Time: Fast servo response for precise turbine control.
- Stability: Optimized control loops for stable valve operation.
Material Composition & Structural Characteristics:
- PCB: Precision analog board with low-noise components.
- Components: High-current drivers, precision DACs, and conditioners.
- Connectors: Secure connections for servo valves and LVDTs.
- Enclosure: Shielded housing to prevent EMI interference.
Working Principle: The board receives a position command from the core processor. It compares this command to the actual LVDT position feedback and generates a drive current to move the servo valve to the desired position. The closed-loop control continuously adjusts the current to minimize position error.
Installation Requirements:
- Wiring: Use shielded cables for feedback to prevent noise.
- Adjustment: Properly adjust LVDT null and stroke per manufacturer specifications.
- Servo Valve: Ensure the servo valve is compatible with the board’s output characteristics.
- Tuning: Perform servo loop tuning to optimize response and stability.
Usage Precautions:
- Alignment: Improper LVDT alignment can cause valve instability or damage.
- Current Limits: Do not exceed the servo valve’s current rating.
- Hydraulic System: Ensure the hydraulic system is clean and properly pressurized.
- Safety: Follow lockout/tagout procedures when working on servo valves.





