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GE DS3815PDPA

Product Name:​ GE DS3815PDPA 125V PSU Board
Overview:
The DS3815PDPA is a power supply module for the Mark VI Speedtronic turbine control rack, configured for 125 VDC input with extended temperature capability and enhanced mechanical robustness. This IS200-series PSU converts a 125 VDC plant supply into the regulated voltages required by the CPU, I/O boards, and backplane. It is discontinued by GE with limited stock available.

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Technical Specifications:
  • Series:​ Mark VI / IS200 Speedtronic
  • Input Voltage:​ 125 VDC (90–150 VDC range)
  • Outputs:​ 48 VDC / 24 VDC / 5 VDC
  • Total Capacity:​ 250W
  • Hold-Up Time:​ 20 ms at full load, 125 VDC input
  • Inrush Current Limiting:​ Yes, soft-start circuit
  • Protection:​ Overvoltage, overcurrent, overtemperature, input reverse polarity
  • Status Outputs:​ DC OK, Overload, Overtemperature
  • Connector:​ Backplane card-edge connector + 2 × front-panel terminal blocks
  • Cooling:​ Convection (no fan)
Performance Parameters:
  • Operating Temperature:​ -40 to +75°C (derate above 65°C)
  • Storage Temperature:​ -40 to +85°C
  • Filtering Efficiency:​ 85% at full load
  • Vibration Resistance:​ Enhanced (tested to 2g, 10–500 Hz)
Material Composition:
  • Large components secured with industrial adhesive
  • Reinforced solder joints on critical connections
  • 105°C-rated capacitors and higher-grade semiconductors
Features:
  • Vibration-resistant construction for turbine decks and compressor stations
  • Direct 125 VDC input compatibility (standard turbine control bus voltage)
  • Extended temperature range (5°C higher than standard PAAA variants)
  • Full 250W capacity sufficient for heavily populated 15-slot racks
  • Cost-effective vibration solution (lower cost than PDMA with conformal coating)
Applications:
Turbine decks, compressor stations, and other high-vibration environments where standard PSUs develop cracked solder joints.
Precautions:
  • Every unit should run on test rig at +75°C ambient for 24 hours, pulling full 250W load before deployment

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