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Part No.: IS200EXMDG1A
Manufacturer: General Electric
Product Type: Exciter MD Feedback Board
Series: EX2100e
Augat Connectors: 2
Metal Oxide Varistors: 2
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)
IS200EXMDG1A is a Exciter MD Feedback Board developed by GE. It is a part of EX2100e excitation system. The board functions as an MD feedback board and features multiple connectors affixed to its surface. The board is obsolete as it is no longer in production by General Electric.
The board is equipped with various connectors, each serving distinct integration purposes within the EX2100 series:
These connectors come in different sizes, offering flexibility and versatility in interfacing with other components within the system architecture.
The board integrates essential components vital for its functionality:
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What is IS200EXMDG1A?
It is a Exciter MD Feedback Board developed by GE.
What is the advantage of having redundant control or bridges in an EX2100 Exciter system?
Redundancy in control or bridges enhances system reliability and provides backup in case of component failure, minimizing downtime and ensuring continuous operation.
When should I opt for single control with a single bridge in my EX2100 Exciter system?
Single control with a single bridge is a suitable choice for applications where redundancy is not critical, and cost-effective simplicity is prioritized.
Are there any specific industries or applications where redundant control and bridges are more commonly used with Exciters?
Redundant control and bridges are often preferred in critical applications such as power generation facilities, where uninterrupted operation is essential.
Can I upgrade my existing Exciter system to include redundant control or bridges if it was initially configured with a single control and bridge?
Upgrading to redundant control or bridges may be possible depending on the system's design and compatibility. It's advisable to consult with the manufacturer or a qualified technician for guidance on system upgrades.