Tag: IS200DSPXH1DBC

In general, its functional industrial acronym, DSPX, is easier to identify; The IS200DSPXH1DBC is a circuit board component used in the GE Industrial Systems EX2100 series of large components for excitation control. The DSPX acronym can be described as a functional acronym because it exists to describe the intended use of the component. In this case, the IS200DSPXH1DBC is used as a digital signal processor control board. Since there are many different versions of the DSPX board available, make sure you order the correct board version for your system. The Mark VI family of turbine control systems to which this IS200DSPXH1DBC digital signal processor board device belongs must be considered an important functional upgrade of the Mark V series, as it has a range of possible applications in the control and management of automation components of wind turbines with an alternative energy focus. Added gas and steam turbine setups built using the Mark V.

Hardware tips and specifications

The IS200DSPXH1DBC includes a 60 MHz digital signal processor, an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), and standard memory components. The ASIC provides custom logic capabilities and is connected to two leds embedded in the front panel connected to the circuit board. These leds (one red and one green) help alert the board to failure and are labeled “status” and “fault,” respectively. The IS200DSPXH1DBC has multiple I/O connectors. This includes a backplane connector (P1) and a vertical pin connector (P7) located near the front of the board. In addition, two connectors are installed on the panel of the board, manufactured by trusted retailer ERNI. They are used as engineering monitor ports (P6) and DSP emulator ports (P5). Before installing this digital signal processor control board, be sure to verify that the dimensions of this printed circuit board match the dimensions of its mounting bracket or assembly area. The actual printed circuit board of this particular GE Industrial Systems model is about 8.5 inches long and 5 inches wide. While this is true, the outer plate of this control board (labeled 259B2431FBG08 by the manufacturer) does increase the width of the PCB; Make the total width gap of the product more than 7 inches or so. The above panel also greatly increases the general thickness of the IS200DSPXH1DBC, growing the total thickness to about an inch. This is an electrostatic sensitive device and should always be used with extreme care during installation and storage.

While the hardware specifications and dimensions of the DSPX remain relevant, especially for installation purposes, it may be important to consider some of the processing power present in this particular model of GE Industrial Systems PCB. The product, DSPX, is powered by a high-speed 60Mhz circuit chip designed for digital signal processing. This chip is powerful; Provides 248 kB static high-speed RAM and 512 kB flash BIOS. The IS200DSPXH1DBC works when it is paired with a GE Industrial Systems ACLA controller. For more information on the proper installation or handling of the IS200DSPXH1DBC, please refer to the data sheets, manuals, or user guides provided by GE Industrial Systems. Some of these are available online through the “Manuals” TAB above. For convenience, a useful part number breakdown guide for IS200 models is also attached above in the “Manuals” TAB.

Frequently Asked Questions about IS200DSPXH1DBC
How many capacitors are there on the surface of the IS200DSPXH1DBC PCB?

This IS200DSPXH1DBC model from General Electric has a total of 42 capacitors for charge storage, all marked “C” on the PCB surface.
What are the port labels for the two connected ports of the IS200DSPXH1DBC?

The printed circuit board has two ports, labeled “EMUL” and “HS serial port.” These port labels refer to DSP emulator and engineering monitor ports, respectively.
Is there an LED indicator on the front of the IS200DSPXH1DBC board?

While the IS200DSPXH1DBC’s substrate itself does not have a visible LED indicator, the outer board of the printed circuit board does have two leds, labeled “Status” and “Fault.”