DS200PCCAG7A | Power card | Supports multiple output resolutions

Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: Mark V
Part number: DS200PCCAG7A
Function Description: Power card
The DS200PCCAG7A printed circuit board was originally designed and produced as a member of General Electric's Mark V family of turbine control systems, as described above and in the original GE explanatory manual material. As the name suggests, the Mark V Series has a specific intended application in the control and management systems of compatible gas, steam and wind turbines, located in their automatic drive components. The Mark V turbine control system family to which this DS200PCCAG7A printed circuit board, or PCB for short, belongs must be considered a legacy family, as its manufacture has been largely discontinued in the years since its first release. This PCCA-abbreviated Mark V series of printed circuit boards, while considered a legacy series, was also one of the last product lines in which GE used its patented Speedtronic technology in its products. While typically defined as a General Electric printed circuit board product, the DS200PCCAG7A PCB has a more specifically defined functional role as a power connection card or power connection card assembly, according to these descriptions in the relevant Mark V turbine control System Series specification manual materials. Although this DS200PCCAG7A PCB can be defined as a Power Connect card, the original Power Connect card exists as a member of its parent product, the Mark V Series; The DS200PCCAG7 PCB lacks A single Class A functional product revision for this DS200PCCAG7A board.

Hardware tips and specifications

The GE DC Power Connect board DS200PCCAG7A serves as the interface between the driver and the SCR power bridge and requires its own set of hardware incl. and specifications given its specific functionality. The DS200PCCAG7A board does not have any repairable parts and cannot be repaired, so if the board is determined to be defective, the only option is to replace it. With that in mind, it could be a huge benefit for this DS200PCCAG7A Power Connect card to use GE's normal PCB coating style in its assembly, which should exist as a thick layer of PCB protective coating and insulation. The coating extends with functional priority to the various hardware components on the DS200PCCAG7A product substrate. This DS200PCCAG7A PCB uses several additional protective hardware elements in its assembly, taking advantage of the standard number of diodes, capacitors and integrated circuits found in any mark V Series product. In addition, both AC and DC styles of AC and DC buffers have been incorporated into the normal Mark V series components of this PCCA abbreviated product. This was discovered during an analysis of the seventh Mark V Series grouping of the DS200PCCAG7A product, It is considered that the DS200PCCAG7A PCB accepts type C and G frames, correspondence with SDCI power boards, maximum AC voltages up to 600 r ms, line styles for fuses and reactors, and finally, it requires a separate or common bus transformer.