GE DS200SDCCG1AFD Drive Control Board for Mark V Turbine 200x100mm

GE DS200SDCCG1AFD Drive Control Board

Product Description:

The GE DS200SDCCG1AFD is a Drive Control Board designed for GE’s Mark V Turbine Control System— a highly sought-after series for wind, steam, and gas turbine drive control, and one of the final GE Mark lines to integrate patented Speedtronic technology.

As the primary drive controller, it features a triple-microprocessor architecture with shared RAM to divide tasks efficiently: one microprocessor handles drive control-related data, while the other two focus on motor control—including one dedicated to math-intensive computations. Its voltage suppression and regulation rely on Mark V-standard components, such as capacitors, resistors, transistors, diodes, and integrated circuits, and it uses a normal Mark V PCB assembly style.

Configuration requires connecting the board to a laptop via a serial cable. Steps include configuring the laptop’s serial port, downloading/installing configuration software, editing the configuration file, and uploading it to the board. Power must be disconnected from the drive before disconnecting the serial cable to avoid high-energy current hazards.

Key Features:
Speedtronic-Powered Turbine Compatibility: Tailored for Mark V systems, supporting reliable control of wind, steam, and gas turbine drives.

Triple-Microprocessor Efficiency: Specialized processors split drive control, motor control, and complex math tasks, ensuring responsive and precise operation.

Mark V-Standard Durability: Uses series-standard voltage-limiting components and coating, aligning with the Mark V’s robust industrial design.

Revision-Coded Performance: The “AHD” suffix reflects two functional and one artwork revision, optimizing functionality and hardware protection.

Configurable for Multi-Board Use: Enables centralized configuration via laptop, with reusable files to streamline setup across multiple drives.

Safety-Focused Handling: Requires drive power-off during serial cable disconnection, mitigating high-energy current risks.