About the IS200DAMAG1BBA
This IS200DAMAG1BBA Gate Drive Amplifier/Interface Board printed circuit board product offering from General Electric was originally, as mentioned above, designed and manufactured by the trusted automated industrial giant manufacturer, specifically for placement in the brand's Mark VI Turbine Control System Series. This IS200DAMAG1BBA Gate Drive Amplifier/Interface Board PCB's greater Mark VI Turbine Control System Series can be summarized as quite the decent functional upgrade upon the previously-developed Mark V Turbine Control System Series of a similar full extended series title, given the fact that the Mark V Series' established gas and steam turbine-based functional environments tacked on the wind-turbine-focused alternative energy functionality with the very beginning of the Mark VI. This IS200DAMAG1BBA Gate Drive Amplifier/Interface Board printed circuit board or PCB for short is also generally valued given its status as one of the last-released GE Mark product series powered by the trusted Speedtronic control system technology first seen with the rollout of the initial Mark I Series in 1969.
Hardware Tips and Specifications
The IS200DAMAG1BBA model is one of six variations of the Gate Driver Amplifier and Interface Board. All of the Gate Driver Amplifiers and Interface Boards are used to interface between power-switching devices (IGBTs) and the main control rack. The identifier used to determine what variation of the DAM_ is, is the drive power rating. The drive power rating of the DAMA model is six-hundred and twenty frames. This board is used to amplify the current to issue the culminating gate drive for on phase leg of the main drive’s power bridge. There are a set number of boards used per drive when operating the IS200DAMAG1BBA model. There are three boards per drive for the DAMA board, only one board is used per phase leg. When connecting this board to the emitter, IGBT gate, collector terminals, and the control rack for the Bridge Personality Interface this model will connect directly to all of these. There are six total versions of this IS200DAMAG1BBA Gate Drive Amplifier/Interface Board functional product that were originally released by GE; the main difference between models being their overall framerate, as dictated in the IS200DAMAG1BBA Gate Drive Amplifier/Interface Board instructional manual above.
The main components of the IS200DAMAG1BBA model are the LEDs, there are absolutely no configurable items, fuses, or test points. The four LEDs on this model are labeled DS1 through DS4, with a different name for each. The names are as follows; DS1 is UON, DS4 is LFF, DS2 is LON, and DS3 is UFF. The LEDs have different descriptions but have similar colors. The DS2 and DS1 LEDs are yellow with the DS3 and DS4 are green. The DS1 and DS3 LEDs are used together as they are used with the upper IGBT drive, DS1 indicates that the drive is on, and DS3 indicates the drive is off. The DS2 and DS4 LEDs are also used together for the lower IGBT drive, the DS4 is used to indicate that the drive is off with the DS2 LED indicating the drive is on. Before making any ultimate purchase decision on this IS200DAMAG1BBA Gate Drive Amplifier/Interface Board printed circuit board product offering, it is important to understand the fact that this specific Mark VI Series PCB is not even the originally-developed product offering of its specific GE Mark VI Series functionality, as that would have to be considered the IS200DAMAG1 Parent Gate Drive Amplifier/Interface Board noticeably not utilizing any one of this IS200DAMAG1BBA Gate Drive Amplifier/Interface Board device's three total significant revisions.
