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Brand: GE
Model: GE DS200GSNAG1AAA GSNA GTO Snubber Buffer Board
Warranty: 365 days
Quality: new/second-hand
Delivery method: express delivery
product details
GE DS200GSNAG1AAA (functional code GSNA) is a dedicated snubber circuit board under GE DS200 series, specially matched for Speedtronic Mark V turbine control system
and LS2100 LCI load commutated inverter unit. It absorbs instantaneous surge voltage and voltage oscillation generated during switching actions of high-power GTO thyristors,
restrains transient overvoltage impact, prevents breakdown damage of power semiconductor devices, and guarantees stable switching operation of rectifier and inverter bridge circuits.
It is an essential power protection spare part for gas turbine starting system and high-power frequency conversion equipment maintenance.
Technical Specifications
Part Number: DS200GSNAG1AAA
Manufacturer: General Electric (GE)
Functional Code: GSNA
Type: GTO Thyristor Snubber Buffer Board
External Connectors: P1, P2 terminal connectors
Operating Temperature: -20°C ~ +60°C
Humidity: 5%–95% non-condensing
Protection Grade: IP20
Net Weight: Approx. 0.25 kg
Certification: CE, UL, RoHS
Origin: USA
Key Features
Professional snubber circuit design effectively absorbs voltage spikes during GTO turn-on and turn-off, avoiding device damage caused by overvoltage.
Anti-interference optimized PCB layout adapts complex strong electromagnetic environment inside high-power converter cabinets.
Standard plug-in card structure, fully compatible with original Mark V and LS2100 LCI system for direct plug-and-play replacement.
Stable passive component configuration supports long-term continuous operation and reduces system failure probability.
Clear terminal layout facilitates on-site wiring inspection, routine maintenance and rapid fault troubleshooting.

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