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GE Fanuc DS200EXPSG3 Exciter Power Supply Module
GE Fanuc DS200EXPSG3 Exciter Power Supply Module
GE Fanuc DS200EXPSG3 Exciter Power Supply Module

GE Fanuc DS200EXPSG3 Exciter Power Supply Module


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PRODUCT SKU : DS2020EXPSG3

PRODUCT TYPE : Power Supply Modules

PRODUCT VENDOR : General Electric


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Product Details

The GE DS200EXPSG3, also cataloged as the DS2020EXPSG3 Power Supply Module, operates as a dedicated hardware component for power regulation within the EX2000 brushless generator excitation subsystem of the Mark V turbine control platform.

Hardware Specifications

Parameter Specification
Model DS2020EXPSG3
Brand GE (General Electric)
Origin USA
Dimensions Multi-tier modular assembly
Operating Temp Standard industrial ambient range
Assembly Components Integrated DS200GDPA and DS200EXPS PCBs
Protection Insulated mounting standoffs; plexiglass shield

PLC/DCS Deterministic Network Integration

The DS2020EXPSG3 functions as an integrated power interface, utilizing surface-mounted wiring to facilitate communication between the DS200GDPA (base tier) and DS200EXPS (top tier) circuit boards. The module operates within the EX2000 excitation framework to manage high-voltage regulation via an array of transformers, metal oxide varistors (MOVs), and inductors. The system relies on board-level LED indicators for real-time diagnostic fault monitoring. Integration requires verifying the Mark V controller's firmware flash compatibility to ensure the power supply logic aligns with the specific excitation control algorithms required for the turbine drive assembly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can the plexiglass safety shield be removed during live operation for diagnostic access?

A: No. The plexiglass shield is a primary safety barrier against electrical shock and burns. Do not remove or bypass this shield while the excitation system is energized.

Q: What is the purpose of the insulated mounting holes on the metal base?

A: The mounting holes are insulated to isolate the metal carrier from the cabinet chassis, preventing potential damaging surface voltages and ground loops that could interfere with the board's high-voltage regulation circuitry.

Field Installation Guidelines

  • Static Sensitivity: The DS2020EXPSG3 contains high-sensitivity electronic components. Utilize a grounded anti-static wrist strap throughout the installation process.
  • Mechanical Mounting: Utilize the two top-hat flanges on the base carrier for mounting. Ensure all four factory-drilled installation holes use the provided insulators to maintain chassis isolation.
  • Diagnostic Access: The board is equipped with integrated LED indicators. Ensure the unit is positioned to allow visual access to these LEDs without compromising the plexiglass protective shield.
  • Termination: Secure all connections to the terminal strips. Inspect the surface-mounted wiring between the tiered circuit boards to ensure no displacement occurred during transit or handling.

Additional Information

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  • Purchase Guidance: Check product specifications and compatibility carefully before ordering to ensure proper application.




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