About the DS3800NVIA1G1D
The DS3800NVIA1G1D from General Electric’s Mark IV Speedtronic line is a voltage Isolator board. The Mark IV turbine control system was the first of the Speedtronic line to offer TMR (triple modular redundant) architecture that allowed individual microprocessors to vote on outputs. This type of control significantly reduced downtime for the gas and steam turbine systems that used it, while maintaining costs. The Mark IV used a modular design to allow users to create a system specifically tailored to their needs. The Mark VI Turbine Control System Series that this DS3800NVIA1G1D product belongs to has to be considered a now-obsolete legacy product series, given the fact it is General Electric identified it as functionally-obsolete in one of the many years beyond its initial rollout. While this DS3800NVIA1G1D product's specific revision version goes unknown given its specially-developed functional product number, this DS3800NVIA1G1D device' Mark IV Turbine Control System Series and the DS3800NVIA1G1D product itself are still desirable on the greater figurative automated industrial marketplace given the fact that it is one of GE's final-developed product series to make use of the patented Speedtronic control system technology first seen with the release of the Mark I Series.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
The DS3800NVIA1G1D functions as a voltage Isolator board. The board helps suppress spikes in voltage from causing damage to the system. The board is a rectangular board with components mounted to one side only. Components are mounted using TH (through-hole) technology. Additionally, the board includes a backplane for interfacing with the rack system and has stand-offs pre-inserted into its surface to help users install an auxiliary board if it is desired. Additionally, the board has a line of twelve vertical pins that will help the auxiliary interface with the primary board. These pins are numbered one through twelve. It is important to note no auxiliary is included with this purchase. The DS3800NVIA1G1D is populated with integrated circuits, resistors, transistors, diodes, and capacitors. The right edge has a line of TP test points, a line of LED indicators, and three toggle switches. One of the LEDs is yellow and four are red. The toggle switches are individually labeled and will be available to users after installation. For more information refer to GE manuals and user guides.
This device and its greater Mark IV Turbine Control System Series are not the most recently-developed GE Mark product series within the greater quite, given the fact that the Mark IV Series exists as a now-obsolete legacy product series that was discontinued due to a manufacturer-identified functional product series obsolescence at some point in one of the many years beyond its initial rollout. With this being the case, the DS3800NVIA1G1D functional product number can be counted as a legitimate source of DS3800NVIA1G1D Board information, as it codes for various DS3800NVIA1G1D Board details through a consecutive series of functional naming components. For instance, the initial DS3800 series tag starting off this DS3800NVIA1G1D product's functional product number is indirectly responsible for delegating this DS3800NVIA1G1D device's special modular Mark IV Series assembly as well as its domestic location of original manufacture. This is followed in the DS3800NVIA1G1D functional product number through an instance of the NVIA functional product abbreviation, that was created by General Electric in order to exist as a shortened functional alternative to the lengthy DS3800NVIA1G1D product number itself. The final trailing digits in the DS3800NVIA1G1D functional product number are responsible for revealing this DS3800NVIA1G1D device's PCB coating style as well as its Mark IV Series product grouping and its unique revision history
