GE DS200DMCBG1AKG DOS DUP Processor Board with 200mm Height 100mm Width and 2kg Weight for Mark V Turbine Control

GE DS215DMCBG1AZZ03A DS200DMCBG1AKG DOS DUP Processor Board Mark V Ge Turbine Control

Product Details:

The GE DS215DMCBG1AZZ03A and DS200DMCBG1AKG are DOS DUP (Dual Universal Processor) boards engineered exclusively for the Mark V turbine control system—GE’s iconic platform for regulating gas, steam, and wind turbines in industrial and power generation settings. As core processing components, they serve as redundant or complementary processing hubs, leveraging DOS-based logic to execute critical control algorithms, coordinate turbine subsystems, and ensure seamless data flow between sensors, actuators, and other Mark V boards.

A defining trait is their role as “DUP” boards: they support dual-processor functionality, enhancing system reliability by providing redundancy or parallel processing capabilities. This design minimizes single-point failures—a critical requirement for turbine control, where unplanned downtime risks significant operational losses. Both variants integrate hardware optimized for Mark V’s architecture, including dedicated connectors for interfacing with the system’s core buses and peripheral components, ensuring compatibility with existing Mark V setups.

They rely on DOS-based firmware to run control sequences, such as turbine startup/shutdown routines, speed regulation, and fault detection. This firmware is tailored to handle real-time data processing, enabling the boards to respond swiftly to dynamic turbine conditions. Additionally, the boards include basic diagnostic features—such as status indicators—to alert operators to processing errors or connectivity issues, simplifying troubleshooting.

Physically, they adhere to Mark V’s standard form factor, allowing easy installation into the system’s card cages without extensive reconfiguration. While the DS215DMCBG1AZZ03A and DS200DMCBG1AKG may have minor hardware variations, both maintain the same core functionality: delivering robust, DOS-driven processing to uphold the Mark V system’s reputation for durability, precision, and safety in critical turbine operations.