F31X171TMAAEG2 | GE Transducer Stock

Description

Product Introduction

This GE F31X171TMAAEG2 is a transducer interface board with Ethernet communication for GE’s excitation and power conversion control platforms. The “E” suffix indicates the inclusion of Ethernet connectivity, enabling remote measurement and monitoring of transducer signals. This board is designed for applications where measurement data must be accessible from a remote location.

The board converts field transducer signals into standardized signals for the control system. The Ethernet interface allows communication with SCADA systems, remote monitoring software, and plant automation networks. The revision 2 design incorporates improvements for reliability and performance.

Key Technical Specifications

Key Selling Points & Differentiators

• Ethernet Communication: Enables remote measurement and monitoring of transducer signals.
• Multiple Channels: Handles multiple transducers on a single board.
• Signal Conditioning: Integrated conversion and filtering for accurate measurement.
• Quantified Testing Protocol: We test signal conversion, isolation, and Ethernet communication under simulated conditions.
• Warranty & Support: 2-year functional warranty with application support.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the difference between the TMAAEG2 and the standard TMAABG1?

A: The TMAABG1 is the standard transducer board without communication. The TMAAEG2 adds Ethernet connectivity for remote measurement and monitoring. The revision 2 design includes reliability improvements.

Q2: What Ethernet protocols does the board support?

A: The board supports Modbus TCP and GE’s proprietary protocols. We can confirm the specific protocol version for the boards in our inventory.

Q3: Can I monitor transducer data remotely?

A: Yes, the Ethernet interface enables remote monitoring of transducer signals from a SCADA system or remote workstation.

Q4: Is the Ethernet interface isolated?

A: Yes, the Ethernet interface is transformer-isolated from the board’s logic and measurement circuits.

Q5: What is the lifecycle status of the TMAAEG2?

A: This board is extremely rare. We have a very small batch of new surplus units. If your system requires Ethernet-enabled transducer measurement, we strongly recommend securing a spare. We do not expect to source more of this variant.

ABB 5SHX1445H0001
A-B 1747-L552
A-B 1756-L61
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