DS200DENCF1BDE - Software EPROM

SPECIFICATIONS

Part Number: DS200DENCF1BDE
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: Mark V
Product type: Software EPROM
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)

Functional Description

DS200DENCF1BDE is a software EPROM designed and developed by GE. It is a part of Mark V control system. Mark V control system is the culmination of years of expertise in delivering high-performance turbine-generator sets with seamlessly integrated control systems. This achievement is best exemplified by a flawless track record, where no forced outages have been attributed to the DCM triple-redundant control system's electronics or its corresponding redundant sensors.

System control cabinet

• The control cabinet is a crucial component in the system with both CSA and UL certifications, underscoring its adherence to rigorous safety and quality standards. It offers flexibility in terms of its design, coming in various configurations to meet different environmental requirements. Specifically, it can be supplied as a NEMA 1 convection-cooled enclosure, suitable for installation in climate-controlled rooms. Alternatively, it is available in NEMA 12 or NEMA 4 enclosures, complete with air purifiers or supplementary cooling mechanisms as needed.
• These cabinets are designed for front access exclusively, with options for cable entry at the top and/or bottom, accommodating different installation scenarios. Furthermore, they possess a heat dissipation capacity of 800 watts, ensuring efficient heat management within the system.
• Within the control cabinet, all electronic modules are strategically mounted on a shared base, connected via ribbon cables, which not only simplifies installation and maintenance but also optimizes system performance.
• High-level field wiring is organized to run vertically in the right-side wire channel, subsequently traversing horizontally to reach the contact input/output modules located at the bottom of the cabinet, as well as the power distribution module. This organized layout enhances accessibility and facilitates efficient wiring practices.
• In contrast, low-level wiring follows a different path within the left-side wire channel, where a shield ground bar is situated. It then runs horizontally to reach the low-level terminal boards. This separation of high and low-level wiring not only improves cable management but also assists in minimizing electromagnetic interference.
• To ensure the highest level of signal integrity, circuit boards with integrated filters are strategically positioned where terminal boards are mounted. These filters are instrumental in mitigating electromagnetic interference (EMI), radio frequency interference (RFI), surges, and noise, providing a clean and reliable signal path while also offering an additional layer of protection to the cabinet's electronics. This attention to detail showcases a commitment to engineering excellence and reliability in the control cabinet's design, making it an essential and dependable component of the larger system.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is DS200DENCF1BDE?
It is a Software EPROM designed and developed by GE

What certifications does the control cabinet have?
The control cabinet is certified by CSA and UL.

What design options are available for the cabinet?
The control cabinet is available in NEMA 1, NEMA 12, and NEMA 4 configurations, offering flexibility for different environmental needs.

How does the system cabinet handle heat dissipation?
The cabinet has a heat dissipation capacity of 800 watts to efficiently manage heat within the system.

How are electronic modules organized?
Electronic modules are mounted on a common base and connected with ribbon cables for simplified installation and maintenance.

What's the organization of high-level and low-level wiring?
High-level wiring runs vertically on the right side, and low-level wiring runs vertically on the left side of the cabinet, helping with cable management and minimizing interference.