DS3800HXTA - Series 6 Transmitter

SPECIFICATIONS

Part Number: DS3800HXTA
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: Mark IV
Product Type: Series 6 Transmitter
Availability: In Stock
Repair: 3-7 Day
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)

Functional Description

DS3800HXTA is a Series 6 Transmitter manufactured and designed by General Electrics. It is a part of the Mark IV Control System. Due to well-designed integrated chipsets with built-in redundancies that automatically redistribute the system's load if one board experiences an issue, the Mark IV series, which was designed for gas/steam turbine control, continues to be a useful system despite obsolescence. The overall system uptime is maximized in this manner. The Mark IV can be used for turbine and auxiliary sequencing, as well as cool down and start-up procedures.

Features

• It has one edge marked for alignment.
• Comes pre-drilled in all four corners for mounting options.
• Has two clips attached to the board's two corners.
• It has a number of spare PTH (plated through holes) for hardware addition.
• Made up of five resistor network arrays. Resistor networks can be used for analog to digital conversion or voltage division.
• It has a single DCOM test point. This is near the bottom right corner of the board.
• Features two red LEDs. These have the labels parity okay and chain okay.
• It has one female and one male connector on the opposite sides of the board.
• Made up of 40 integrated circuits.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is DS3800HXTA?
It is a Series 6 Transmitter manufactured and designed by General Electric.

What are spare PTH used for?
Board has spare PTH (plated through holes) for hardware addition.

What are the two red LEDs indicates?
It features two red LEDs labeled parity okay and chain okay.

What are the features System?
The Mark IV Control System has well-designed integrated chipsets with built-in redundancies that automatically redistribute the system's load if one board experiences an issue. This helps to maximize the overall system uptime. The Mark IV can be used for turbine and auxiliary sequencing, as well as cool down and start-up procedures.