IS200EDEXG1B 励磁器退磁控制板

Conduction Sensors

• EDEX uses Hall Effect sensors to detect current in the field circuit. A mechanical ring couples magnetic flux to the sensors on the board’s top edge. Separate circuits detect bi-polar current flow in sensor circuits 1 and 2. The current sense signals M1 and M2 are sent to EXTB and then to control.
• The mechanical ring is configured to detect unidirectional current flow in diode de-excitation applications. The status of both current sense circuits is indicated by two red LEDs. When current flow is detected, the indicators illuminate.

SCR Firing Voltage

• The voltage and type of SCR used determine the SCR anode firing voltage. Wire jumpers are used to set the Break Over Diodes (BODs) and current limiting resistors. M1, M2, and the Break Over Diodes are wired together and connected to the gate of the SCR via the DEPL connector.
• The EDEX will be destroyed if the break-over voltage of a break-over diode is exceeded and the BOD is not connected to the gate of the SCR. Check that the firing control circuit will fire the SCR before attempting to fire it by exceeding the break-over voltage of the BOD.

IS200EDEXG1B Replacement Procedures

1. Verify that the panel in which the board is located has been de-energized.
2. Open the auxiliary cabinet door and check any electrical circuits for power before touching them.
3. Disconnect all cables from the EDEX board with care as follows:
   1. Ensure that all cables are labeled with the correct connector name (as indicated on the board) to facilitate reconnection.
   2. Remove all cables from the board and remove the stab on wire jumper from connector E1A, leaving the other wire jumpers in place.
4. Remove the conduction ring (flux concentrator) that sits on top of the Hall Effect sensors.
5. Remove the EDEX board by opening the PEM Snap Top fasteners that hold it to the intermediate mounting panel.
6. Arrange the wire jumpers on the replacement EDEX board in the same order as on the old board, and double-check that jumpers JP1 and JP6 are in the same position.
7. Place the replacement EDEX board in the same location on the mounting panel as the one that was removed, and secure it with the Snap Top fasteners.
8. Install a new conduction ring.
9. Reconnect all cables to the EDEX board as labeled, as well as the wire jumper to E1A, and double-check that cables are properly seated on both ends.
10. Close the door to the auxiliary cabinet