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Part Number: IC3600VBCU1B
Manufacturer: GE Fanuc
Country of Manufacture: United States(USA)
Availability: In Stock
Product Type: Variable Binary Counter Card
IC3600VBCU1B is a Variable Binary Counter Card manufactured by GE Fanuc. It is a part of Mark I and II control systems. The card is responsible for counting binary signals and processing them in real-time. As a Variable Binary Counter (VBC), it enables the counting of discrete events or pulses, which is crucial in systems that require precise control and monitoring of operational states. This functionality is essential for various processes, such as counting rotations of turbine shafts, monitoring signal states from sensors, or tracking other industrial parameters that need to be monitored over time.
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What is GE Fanuc IC3600VBCU1B?
It is a Variable Binary Counter Card used in gas turbine control systems.
How does the card contribute to system safety?
The card enhances system safety by monitoring critical binary signals that reflect important operational parameters. If an abnormality is detected, the control system can take appropriate action to prevent potential damage to equipment, reducing downtime and ensuring safe operation.
How does the Variable Binary Counter function?
The Variable Binary Counter on the card processes discrete binary input signals (representing events or pulses) and provides accurate counts in real-time. These counts can be used to monitor various system parameters, which are essential for controlling turbine speed, flow rates, and other operational factors.