DS3800HS1C - Pulse rate input board

SPECIFICATIONS

Part No.: DS3800HS1C
Manufacturer: General Electric
Country of Manufacture: United States of America (USA)
Technology: Surface-mount
Product Type: Pulse rate input board
Availability: In Stock
Series: Mark IV

Functional Description

DS3800HS1C is a Pulse rate input board developed by GE. It is a part of Mark IV control system. Pulse rate inputs are crucial for applications related to frequency, counting, and totalization. This functionality is vital for accurately monitoring and controlling turbine operations. The inclusion of a diagnostic system and robust support from GE further enhances its reliability and ease of use.

Features

• Diagnostic System: The Mark IV includes a robust diagnostic system that assists operators in troubleshooting issues. It alerts operators to any problems and helps identify solutions, enhancing the system's reliability and ease of maintenance.
• Pulse Input Functionality: Counting rotation pulse inputs can count the rotations of a turbine’s flowmeter. Frequency calculation measures elapsed time and counting pulses, the system can calculate frequency or pulse rate. Voltage Measure Pulse inputs can make the voltage either more positive or more negative, and the pulse input card calculates the voltage in the circuit as well as the pulse duration or pulse width.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is DS3800HS1C?
It is a pulse rate input board developed by GE under the Mark IV series.

How does the pulse rate input functionality work?
The pulse rate input counts pulses related to frequency, counting, and totalization applications. It can measure the rotations of a turbine’s flowmeter and calculate frequency or pulse rate using elapsed time measurements.

What is the primary function of the board?
The primary function of the board is to process pulse rate inputs, which are essential for applications involving frequency, counting, and totalization. It helps monitor and control turbine operations by counting pulses and calculating frequency or pulse rates.