General Electric (GE) recently introduced a new core simulation module, the IS230PCAAH1A, designed for the Mark VIe system, which plays a key role in gas turbine control systems. The IS230PCAAH1A module, combined with the core analog (TCAS and TCAT) terminal boards, provides most of the analog signal I/O required for gas turbine operation. Includes thermocouple input, 4-20 mA current loop I/O, seismic input, linear variable differential transformer (LVDT) excitation and input, pulse rate input, and servo coil output.

The module is designed with the diversity and complexity of industrial applications in mind and is suitable for simplex, duplex and TMR (Triple module redundancy) systems. The method of fault tolerance is realized by software, and the input data voting (SIFT) is carried out in the software, which ensures the high reliability and stability of the system. The introduction of the IS230PCAAH1A module further enrichis GE’s product line in industrial automation and control systems, and its high performance and reliability make it an ideal choice for gas turbine control.

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In addition, the IS230PCAAH1A module has an easy-to-use interface and powerful data processing capabilities, providing a variety of analog I/O functions for process control, including flow, temperature and pressure control. Its human-machine interface is friendly, easy for users to operate and maintain, and the integration of the module also allows it to integrate with other control systems to achieve overall control and monitoring.

The introduction of the IS230PCAAH1A module not only reflects GE’s continued investment in technological innovation, but also highlights its leadership in the field of global industrial automation and control systems. With the rapid development of Industry 4.0 and intelligent manufacturing, this module is expected to play an important role in improving industrial production efficiency and optimizing energy utilization.