GE IS200EXAMG1B - EXCITER ATTN MODULE ( Field Ground Detector)

GE IS200EXAMG1B - EXCITER ATTN MODULE ( Field Ground Detector)

Part Number IS200EXAMG1B Manufacturer General Electric Country of Manufacture As Per GE Manufacturing Policy Series Mark VI/VIe Function Module Availability In StockIS200EXAMG1B is an Exciter Attenuation Module designed by General Electric as a part of EX2100 used to control the excitation control systems. The EXAM combined with exciter ground detector module IS200 EGDM provides the ground detection systems for the EX2100 excitation control. 

The EXAM mounts in the high voltage interface (HBI) module that is located in the accelerated cabinet. IS200EXAMG1B Functional Description It provides attenuation between the field bus and the EGDM by sensing high voltage from the bridge and scaling the voltage to a usable level. The EXAM and EGDM(s) are connected through the exciter power backplane IS200 EPBP. A single 9-pin cable connects the EXAM to the EPBP. The EGDM(s) plugs into the EPBP through a 96-pin connector. Only one EXAM is requested for simplex and triple modular redundant applications and the interconnection is the same. 

The EXAM does not include any test points, fuses, or LED indicators. The module includes two plug connectors, two stab-ON connectors, a ground connection terminal, and three adjustable jumpers. A set of three EGDMs is configured as the controller (C), Master 1 (M1), and Master 2 (M2) in TMR applications (M2). Each EGDM is automatically configured via the program pins of the EPBP's 96-pin P2 connector. The DSPX board sends information to EGDM C about which master supplies the 50 V ac square-wave signal to the sense resistor in the EXAM. If M2 is the master, EGDM C either powers the relay in the EXAM or leaves it unpowered if M1 is the master. At the same time, a differential signal indicating the selected master is sent to M1 and M2. 

This signal activates the active master's signal generator and selects the test command source on each EGDM (M1, M2 and C). The active master sends to the EXAM a positive or negative 50 V ac square-wave signal that is applied to one end of the sense resistor (Rx). Connector J2 sends the square wave signal to the EXAM and receives the sense resistor signals from the EGDM. During field flashing, the square wave signal is removed. The field voltage (Vbus+ and Vbus) ranges from 125 V dc to 1000 V dc, and the power potential transformer (PPT) voltage ranges from 120 to 1300 V ac rms. 

The EXAM has two filter capacitance variations that can be selected using jumpers JP1 and JP2. PPT voltages below 750 V rms PPT voltages in excess of 750 V rms IS200EXAMG1B Board Replacement To replace the board in a PGDM module Be sure all sources of power including both the PGDM and the protected excitation equipment have been de-energized. Open the auxiliary cabinet door, and using equipment designed for high Test any electrical circuits before touching them to ensure that power is off. Carefully disconnect all cables from the EXAM board Carefully unseat the board from the mounting pins and remove the board from the Glastic bracket Verify that the jumpers JP1 JP3 on the new EXAM module are correctly set, as they were on the original board. Firmly secure the replacement board to the glastic bracket. Reconnect any disconnected cables.Module manufactured by General Electric as part of the Mark VI/VIe Series used in gas turbine sppedtronic control systems

Benefits

 Single slot CPU 

 Provides 1 Mbyte of battery-backed memory in the same slot (up to 512 Kbytes available for use by ladder diagram application program)  Supports floating point calculations 

 Up to 12K discrete inputs and outputs (any mix - simplex mode only); 2048 voted discrete inputs, 2048 voted discrete outputs Up to 8K analog inputs (simplex mode only) and 8K analog outputs (simplex mode only); 1024 voted analog inputs 

 0.4 microseconds per boolean function 

 64 MHz, 80486DX2 microprocessor 

 Supports IC660/IC661 I/O (and IC697 I/O in simplex mode only) 

 Programmed by MS-DOS

, or Windows

 software products running on Windows

 95 or Windows NT

 over Ethernet TCP/IP or through the SNP port. 

 Configurable data and program memory 

 Battery-backed calendar clock 

 Three position operation mode switch 

 Password controlled access 

 Remote programmer keyswitch memory protection 

 Four status LEDs 

 Software configuration (No DIP switches or jumpers) 

 Reference information inside front door 

 In-system upgradable firmware