IC3600LRDH1B1D - Relay Driver Circuit Board

IC3600LRDH1B1D - Relay Driver Circuit Board IC3600LRDH1B1D - Relay Driver Circuit Board

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SPECIFICATIONS

Part No: IC3600LRDH1B1D
Manufacturer: General Electric
Function: Relay Driver Circuit Board
Series: Mark I and II
Repair: 3-7 Day
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacturer: United States (USA)

Functional Description

IC3600LRDH1B1D is a Relay Driver Circuit Board developed by GE. It is a part of Mark I and II control system. The Relay Driver Circuit Board is designed to control and manage the activation of relays in these control systems. It is a link between the control logic and the actuation of electrical relays, making it an integral part of ensuring the correct operation of the system.

Features

  • These circuits play a critical role by creating an electrical path to common ground (closure to common) for a load between point P28 and the "R" output when they receive the appropriate input logic. Additionally, they generate a logic output signal at point "L" in response to the input logic.
  • Circuits 1 through 5 function in a specific manner, requiring both of their input signals to be at a logic "0" state to establish the closure to common, and they produce a logic "1" at the output. In simpler terms, these circuits only activate the load and generate a logical "1" output when both inputs are in a logic "0" state.
  • Circuits 6 and 7 have a similar operation to circuits 1 through 5, with one key difference. Instead of a 2-input gate, a 3-input AND gate is provided. In this case, when the closure to common is established, the logic output is a "0." These circuits introduce a change where a logic "0" is generated when the inputs align to close the circuit to common.
  • Diode suppression is integrated into the card, ensuring smooth operation, and this specific suppression is not required on the relay. Diode suppression helps prevent unwanted voltage spikes and transients, ensuring the reliable and efficient functioning of the circuits. It's an essential feature to maintain the integrity of the components and the system as a whole.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is IC3600LRDH1B1D?
It is a Relay Driver Circuit Board developed by GE

How do Circuits 6 and 7 differ from Circuits 1 through 5?
Circuits 6 and 7 have a similar operation but with a slight variation. Instead of a 2-input gate, they use a 3-input AND gate. When closure to common is established in Circuits 6 and 7, they generate a logic 0 at the output. In these circuits, a logic 0 is produced when the input conditions are met to close the circuit to common.

What is the purpose of diode suppression in these circuits?
Diode suppression is integrated into the circuit card to ensure smooth and reliable operation. It prevents unwanted voltage spikes and transients, which can be harmful to the components and system. The suppression feature helps maintain the integrity and stability of the circuits.

Is diode suppression required on the relay?
No, diode suppression is not required on the relay. It is specifically incorporated into the circuit card to protect the components and maintain proper functioning, and it is not necessary on the relay itself.