ELECTRONIC MODULES

Belfort, April 2009

 Agenda

• 1st topic Regulator modules

• 2nd topic Protection modules

• 3rd topic Excitation modules

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 Regulator modules

CHS 012 : 12-slots base plate

• Power supply required in first slot
• 24VDC terminal on end of rack for analogue and
DC I/O modules

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 Regulator modules

PSD 040 : DC Power Supply 40 Watts

The DC input power supply is available as a 40 watt
wide range supply designed for 24 VDC input.
- Installation required in first slot
- LEDs for Power, Over Temp, Over Load and Fault
- On/Off switch
- Thermal sensors
- Multiple power supplies are supported by the back
plane

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 Regulator modules

Four LEDs : PSD 040

- Power (Green/Amber). LED is green => power is supplied to the backplane.
LED is amber => power is applied to the Power Supply but the Power
Supply switch is off.
- P/S Fault (Red). LED is lit => power supply has failed and is no longer
supplying sufficient voltage to the backplane.
- Over Temperature (Amber). LED is lit => power supply is near or
exceeding its maximum operating temperature.
- Overload (Amber). LED is lit => Power Supply is near or exceeding its
maximum output capability on at least one of its outputs.

On/Off Switch : controls the operation of the outputs of the supply.

Wiring Terminals : for +24V and –24V power, ground, and MOV
disconnect accept individual 14 to 22AWG wires.
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 Regulator modules

CPU310 : Central Processing Unit

A high performance CPU module that uses
an embedded Pentium III microprocessor
that running at 300MHz.

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 Regulator modules

CPU310 : Central Processing Unit

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 Regulator modules

CPU310 : Central Processing Unit

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 Regulator modules

BEM341 : Worldfip interface

LED Meaning Is 'ON' when… In addition…

OK MODULE OK The BEM341 is powered

See details in tab here
RUN The CPU is looking for
after
the module’s status
CD1 CARRIER The BEM341 detects a
DETECT 1 carrier on the World FIP
bus connected to
channel 1
TEN1 TRANSMIT The BEM341 transmits The intensity of this LED
ENABLE 1 data to channel 1 indicates the level of
transmission activity in the
bus.

CD2 CARRIER The BEM341 detects a

DETECT 2 carrier on the World FIP
bus connected to
channel 2
TEN2 TRANSMIT The BEM341 transmits The intensity of this LED
ENABLE 2 data to channel 2 indicates the level of
transmission activity in the
bus.

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BEM341 : Worldfip interface

LED status Meaning
MODULE OK RUN

On On The BEM341 module is correctly configured in the CPU.

On Off -the module does not exist in the CPU configuration, or

-the CPU configuration is incorrect, or

-configuration by maintenance tools is in progress, or

- the module is waiting for the external configuration.

On Flashing The module is waiting for an external configuration or

slowly bus arbiter. (Not yet loaded or at least one of the two
elements is incorrect.) via serial link.

On Flashing Loading via serial link of a configuration or bus arbiter

rapidly is in progress.

Flashing Off The memory tests are in progress.

One of the following situations has occurred :

Flashing together
- The microprogram checksum is incorrect, or

- The microprogram is being loaded.

Flashing alternately Fatal error: error in the World FIP configuration or

insufficient memory

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 Regulator modules

ETM001 : Ethernet interface

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 Regulator modules

UMT162 : Stator voltage & current measurement module

Signalisation

LED’s

Configuration
connector from the
LCP

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 Regulator modules

UMT162 : Stator voltage & current measurement module

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 Regulator modules

UMT162 : Stator voltage & current measurement module

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 Regulator modules

Inputs/Outputs

ALG220 : 4 analogue inputs (0-10V)

ALG391 : 2 differential analogue outputs (4-20mA)
MDL645 : 16 logic inputs, 24Vdc (screw terminals)
MDL940 : 16 logic outputs (24Vdc through relays)

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 Agenda

• 1st topic Regulator modules

• 2nd topic Protection modules

• 3rd topic Excitation modules

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 Protection modules

MICOM P121/P122

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 Protection modules

MICOM P121/P122

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 Protection modules

MX3IPG2A

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 Protection modules

MX3IPG2A

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 Protection modules

CROWBAR : Over voltage protection

• A set of resistors are connected to the

rotor windings, in order to rapidly
reduce the generator excitation current
in case of overvoltage caused by a
short-circuit across the terminals of the
generator.The voltage regulator
includes no circuit for thyristor control.

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Over voltage protection by non-linear resistors

• In small and medium sized generators, overvoltage

protection can also be carried out by a set of non linear
resistors (RNL). These resistors, connected in parallel with
the rotor circuit, are designed to limit the overvoltage to 75%
of the dielectric insulation test voltage of the rotor.

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CROWBAR : Over voltage protection

• Protection against positive overvoltage:

In case of a positive overvoltage, thyristor Th2 is forward biased
and the overvoltage is attenuated through a resistor network.
A current relay detects a current in the crowbar circuit and
gives a tripping order to the excitation system.

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CROWBAR : Over voltage protection

• Protection against negative overvoltage:

In case of reverse power from the generator field winding,
thyristor Th1 is forward biased and the energy of the winding
is discharged through Th1 and the discharging resistors. A
current relay detects a current in the crowbar circuit and
gives a tripping order to the excitation system.

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CROWBAR : Discharge of the windings

• system. When the field breaker is opened, the current in the

windings is discharged through a set of linear resistors.
These resistors are connected by means of an auxiliary NC
contact of the field breaker, which is closed 1 to 3 ms before
the opening of the main contacts (NO). The number of
resistors depends on the energy to be discharged and their
values are calculated such as to limit the peak voltage to a
value less than the maximum rupturing voltage of the field
breaker.
• By default, the discharging resistors are linear, but they can
also be of the non linear type if short discharging times are
required.

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 Protection modules

CROWBAR : Discharge of the windings

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 Agenda

• 1st topic Regulator modules

• 2nd topic Protection modules

• 3rd topic Excitation modules

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 Excitation modules

LCP : Local Control Panel

Graphical control panel to facilitate control

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 Excitation modules

SPIDER5 TX : Ethernet equipment

The Spider Rail Switch can be used on the P320 site

network and bus topology networks.

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 Excitation modules
TTM211 : Thyristor Triggering Module

ON MOD DEF

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TTM211 : Thyristor Triggering Module

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TTM211 : Thyristor Triggering Module

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 Excitation modules

I/O DEPORTED

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I/O DEPORTED
Pulse Generator

Bridge compartment

Bridge compartment

Up to 6 bridges in parallel

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 Excitation modules

I/O DEPORTED
• Digital Input Module DC 24v: 750 431

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 Excitation modules

I/O DEPORTED
• Digital Input Module DC 110v: 750 427

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 Excitation modules

I/O DEPORTED
• Analogue Input Module DC 0-20mA: 750 480 and 750 492

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 Excitation modules

I/O DEPORTED
• RTD module: 750 461

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 Excitation modules

I/O DEPORTED
• Digital Output DC 24v: 750 504

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 Excitation modules

I/O DEPORTED
• Digital Output DC 24v: 750 504

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 Excitation modules

ARDETEM : Transducer

Input 0-100mV Output 0-10V

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 Excitation modules

ARDETEM : Transducer

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 Excitation modules

TPT214 : Thyristor Pulse Transformer

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 Excitation modules

TPA213 : Thyristor pulse amplifier

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TPA213 : Thyristor pulse amplifier

LED
MOK On: Module OK.
(Green) Off: Problem of power inside the module. Check
power supplies at the input of the module. If
correct, change the module.
PFLT On: A pulse fault has been detected by the module.
(Red) Check pulses issued by TTM211 module and
pulses at the TPT214 input.
C1 Fixed: TPA213 connector 1 and module selected.
Blinking:TPA213 connector 1 selected, but module not
selected.
Off: No power supply to the module.

C2 Fixed: TPA213 connector 2 and module selected.

Blinking:TPA213 connector 2 selected, but module not
selected.
Off: No power supply to the module.

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 Excitation modules
TPI163 : TRANSFORMATOR VOLTAGE CURRENT
INTERFACE

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TPI163 : TRANSFORMATOR VOLTAGE CURRENT
INTERFACE
First UMT wire Second UMT
wire

Current inputs Configuration of

stator input
Yellow flex : 1A
voltage.
Red flex :5A
90v 100v 110v
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TPI163 :TRANSFORMATOR VOLTAGE CURRENT
INTERFACE
- Description of the UMT wire

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TPC215 :TRANSFORMATOR VOLTAGE CURRENT
INTERFACE
− Dynamic bridge current sharing : reduces permanent and transcient
losses of thyristor
− Integrates pulses losses and conduction monitoring

AVR / FCR
TTM211 TPC215 TPT214

Offset Σ/n

+
-

AVR / FCR
TTM211

Offset
Σ/n

+
-

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