DS3820PSFC - Power Supply Module

SPECIFICATIONS

Part Number: DS3820PSFC
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: Mark IV
Product Type: Power Supply Module
Operating temperature: -40 to +55 degrees Celsius
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)

Functional Description

DS3820PSFC is a Power Supply Module manufactured and designed by General Electrics. It is a part of the Mark IV Series used in GE Speedtronic Gas Turbine Control Systems. It transforms incoming alternating current (AC) power into required direct current. Furthermore, output conditioning is provided to ensure that the DC has little noise and no spikes. It is housed inside a sizable metal housing that has numerous apertures and grilles for heat ventilation. A board with eight female plug connections is one of several circuit boards that are put externally on the device. Surface-connected plugs on this board allow connections to inside components.

Features

• It convert electrical power to the required voltage and current levels needed for different parts of the Mark IV Control System. It ensures that all connected control components receive stable and efficient power to function correctly.
• This module regulates the output voltage to provide consistent power despite fluctuations in the input. This is crucial for systems that rely on precise and stable voltages to function properly, such as in power plants or industrial processes.
• The module is designed to work with AC or DC input power, and it provides DC output to power various control system components. The exact input and output voltage ratings will depend on the specific application requirements.
• Built with robust components, engineered to withstand the challenging environments typically found in industrial and power generation facilities. It ensures high reliability in demanding conditions, where uninterrupted power is crucial for operational safety and efficiency.
• As a part of the Mark IV Control System, seamlessly integrates with other control modules within the system. It works to ensure that all components function within their specified parameters, contributing to overall system stability.
• The module has a compact and efficient design that allows for easy installation and maintenance. It fits within the modular framework of the Mark IV Control System, allowing for straightforward integration into existing setups without requiring significant alterations.
• Equipped with built-in protection mechanisms to safeguard against common electrical issues such as overvoltage, overheating, or short-circuit conditions. These features are essential in preventing damage to the system and ensuring the longevity of the module and associated components.
• The module is designed with LED indicators or other status signals that provide real-time feedback on the health of the power supply. These indicators are useful for maintenance teams to quickly diagnose issues and ensure that the module is operating correctly.
• Designed with easy maintenance and troubleshooting in mind. The module’s components are accessible, and diagnostic tools can be employed to check performance or troubleshoot power-related issues. This simplifies the repair or replacement process if the module ever requires servicing.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is DS3820PSFC?
It is a Power Supply Module manufactured and designed by General Electrics

How does the Module maintain system reliability?
The Module ensures reliable power delivery by regulating the output voltage, even in the event of input fluctuations. It also includes protection features such as overvoltage, short-circuit, and overheat protection to safeguard against electrical issues.

What protection mechanisms are built into the Module?
The module is equipped with protection mechanisms like overvoltage and overcurrent protection, as well as thermal protection to prevent damage due to electrical surges, overheating, or short circuits.