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Overview
Place of Origin: |
USA |
Brand Name: |
GE |
Model Number: |
DS3820AIQA1A1A DS3800XAIB1E1E |
Packaging Details: |
Original new Factory Sealed |
Delivery Time: |
5-7 days |
Payment Terms: |
T/T |
Supply Ability: |
In stock |
Specifications
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Part Number: |
DS3820AIQA1A1A, DS3800XAIB1E1E |
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Manufacturer: |
General Electric |
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Series: |
Mark IM |
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Product Type: |
Backplane Analog I/O Board |
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Country of Manufacture: |
United States of America (USA) |
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Technology: |
Surface-mount |
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Dimensions: |
46.8 x 31.7 x 6 cm |
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Weight: |
3.3 kg |
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Analog Signals: |
4-20 mA, 0-10 V DC |
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Operating Temperature: |
0°C to 60°C |
Description
DS3820AIQA1A1A DS3800XAIB1E1E is a Backplane Analog I/O Board developed by GE. It is a part of Mark IV control system. Specifically designed to handle analog signals, which are critical in measuring parameters such as temperature, pressure, and flow rate. This I/O board allows the Mark IV control system to collect data from analog sensors and process it for accurate control and monitoring of turbine systems and other machinery.
Applications
Power Generation Plants
Gas Turbine Power Plants
Combined Cycle Power Plants (CCGT)
Oil & Gas Industry
Long-Distance Pipeline Booster Stations
LNG Liquefaction and Storage Plants
Oil Refineries
Heavy Manufacturing
Steel Mills/Metallurgical Plants
Pulp & Paper Mills
Features
1 As a backplane I/O board, it connects directly to the backplane of the control system. This integration ensures smooth data transmission between the different control components, offering high reliability and efficiency. The board is designed to be installed within the system's backplane structure, simplifying the installation and connection of various analog devices.
2 It converts analog signals into digital data that the central control system can interpret. This allows the system to process real-time data and make precise adjustments to control outputs, ensuring optimal operation of turbines and other industrial systems. The analog I/O board effectively acts as an intermediary, ensuring accurate signal conversion and minimizing the risk of errors.
3 It communicates with other modules, including the CPU, I/O modules, and sensor systems. This communication is vital for the proper functioning of the control system, as it ensures that all components share critical data and perform in sync with each other.
4 It is designed with redundancy features to increase system reliability. In the event of a failure in one part of the system, the backplane board can help maintain control by using backup data or rerouting information to other parts of the control system. This redundancy ensures the system continues to operate smoothly even under adverse conditions, reducing downtime and improving operational efficiency.
5 It is designed to withstand harsh operating environments, including extreme temperatures, vibrations, and electromagnetic interference (EMI). This durability ensures long-term, reliable performance in critical applications such as power plants, oil rigs, and manufacturing facilities.
6 It allows easy replacement or maintenance, minimizing downtime during service. The backplane architecture means that modules can be swapped out without major disruption to the rest of the system, ensuring that the control system remains operational while maintenance is conducted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is DS3820AIQA1A1A DS3800XAIB1E1E?
A: It is a Backplane Analog I/O Board developed by GE under the Mark IV series.
Q: What is the role of a DS3820AIQA1A1A DS3800XAIB1E1E Backplane Analog I/O Board in control systems?
A: The primary role of the board is to convert analog signals (such as temperature, pressure, or flow) into digital signals interpretable by the control system, and vice versa. It acquires data from external devices, conditions it, passes it to the controller for processing, and controls devices based on the processed signals.
Q: How does the DS3820AIQA1A1A DS3800XAIB1E1E Backplane Analog I/O Board communicate with the control system?
A: The board communicates via the backplane, a central connection in the system. It receives signals from external devices, converts them to digital format, and sends them to the controller (e.g., PLC or DCS) for processing. The processed signals are then sent back to the board to control actuators, valves, or other system devices.
