GE DS3800XCIB - Buy, Repair, and Exchange From Unisys

Product DESCRIPTION

Part Number

DS3800XCIB

Manufacturer

General Electric

Country of Manufacture

As Per GE Manufacturing Policy

Series

Mark VI/VIe

Function

Module

Availability

In Stock

services we provide

Testing & Repair

Repair and Testing of circuit boards to diagnose ensure functionality to maintain current inventory and retain obsolete circuit boards/modules.

Training

Controls including HMI Training for Engineers, Technicians and Operators with wide variety of practical equipment including Management and Health & Safety.

Purchase

You upgrade equipment and we purchase your surplus inventory to maximize the value of unused or end of life assets.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR GE - DS3800XCIB

DS3800XCIB is a Back Plane Card manufactured and designed by General Electric as part of the Mark IV Series used in GE Speedtronic Gas Turbine Control Systems. A backplane card, also known as a backplane or a backplane system, is a printed circuit board (PCB) that serves as a backbone or a central hub for connecting other PCBs or electronic devices in a computer or other electronic system. A backplane card typically contains multiple connectors, slots, and ports that enable various electronic components, such as processors, memory modules, input/output (I/O) devices, and storage devices, to be interconnected and communicate with each other. The backplane also provides power and data pathways between the components, allowing them to exchange information and work together as a unified system.

Backplane cards are commonly used in servers, telecommunications equipment, and industrial control systems, where they provide a scalable and modular architecture that can be easily expanded or reconfigured as the system's requirements change. By using a backplane, system designers can simplify the wiring and reduce the complexity of the interconnects, which can improve reliability, reduce costs, and facilitate maintenance and upgrades.

FEATURES:

The features of a backplane card can vary depending on the specific system and application it is designed for, but some common features include:

Connector Types: Backplane cards typically include a variety of connector types, such as edge connectors, pin headers, or board-to-board connectors, that allow other PCBs or electronic components to be plugged in or mounted.

Bus Architecture: The backplane card defines the bus architecture of the system, which specifies the protocols and standards used for communication between the various components. Common bus architectures include PCI, PCIe, VME, and CompactPCI.

Power Distribution: The backplane card provides power distribution and management for the system, ensuring that each component receives the appropriate voltage and current.

Cooling and Ventilation: Some backplane cards may include features to facilitate cooling and ventilation, such as airflow channels or heat sinks, to prevent overheating and ensure reliable operation.

Diagnostic and Monitoring Capabilities: Backplane cards may also include diagnostic and monitoring capabilities, such as LED indicators, voltage sensors, or temperature sensors, to help identify and troubleshoot problems in the system.

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