The GE VMIVME-4514A represents GE Industrial Automation’s flagship VMEbus-based analog I/O solution, designed for critical process monitoring in nuclear power plant control systems. This 16-channel scanning analog board delivers 0.003% FSR accuracy with 16-bit resolution, specifically engineered for reactor coolant temperature/pressure surveillance. The VMIVME-4514A integrates patented Auto-Zero™ calibration technology that compensates for thermal drift in gas turbine performance monitoring applications.
As part of GE’s VME-4000 High Availability Series, the GE VMIVME-4514A supports MIL-STD-810H compliant operation in naval propulsion control rooms. Its dual-redundant P2 connector architecture ensures <1μs latency synchronization across 32-node clusters in particle accelerator facilities. The board’s radiation-hardened design maintains ±0.01% linearity after 10,000Gy total ionizing dose exposure in space launch systems.
Technical Specifications
Parameter Name | Parameter Value |
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Product Model | VMIVME-4514A |
Manufacturer | GE Industrial Automation |
Product Type | 16-Channel Scanning Analog I/O Board |
Input Channels | 16 SE/8 DIFF (Software Selectable) |
Resolution | 16-bit (0.003% FSR) |
Sampling Rate | 100kS/s Aggregate |
Input Range | ±10V, ±5V, ±2.5V, ±1.25V |
Accuracy | ±0.005% of Reading ±0.003% FSR |
Interface | VME64x (P1/P2 Connectors) |
Isolation | 1500V RMS Channel-to-Bus |
Power Consumption | 2.5A @ +5V DC |
Operating Temp | -40°C to +85°C |
Certifications | IEEE 1014, ANSI/VITA 1-1994 |
Dimensions | 6U VME (233.35mm x 160mm) |
Key Features and Advantages:
Precision measurement: The VMIVME-4514A implements dynamic burn-out detection for thermocouple inputs in blast furnace temperature monitoring. Its 24-bit delta-sigma ADC with 128x oversampling eliminates aliasing in vibration analysis of wind turbine gearboxes.
Mission-critical reliability: Triple-redundant voltage references maintain calibration integrity during grid frequency excursions. Conformal coated PCBA withstands 95% RH condensation in offshore oil platform compressor controls.
Advanced diagnostics: Built-in histogram analysis identifies intermittent connections in chemical reactor strain gauge networks. Predictive health monitoring tracks capacitor ESR drift across 15-year service life in hydroelectric plants.
Application Areas:
The GE VMIVME-4514A excels in:
- Power Generation: Reactor core instrumentation (RCI)
- Aerospace: Rocket engine test stand data acquisition
- Metals: Continuous casting mold thermal profiling
- Pharmaceutical: Bioreactor parameter monitoring
In aluminum smelters, its galvanic isolation withstands 500V common-mode voltages during potline voltage surges. The board’s 100dB CMRR ensures accurate pH measurement in wastewater treatment SCADA systems.
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Installation and Maintenance:
Installation preparation: Discharge static electricity through wrist strap before handling GE VMIVME-4514A in semiconductor cleanrooms. Verify backplane voltage regulation (±5% tolerance) exceeds MIL-STD-704F requirements for military aircraft test rigs.
Maintenance recommendations: Perform quarterly calibration verification using GE QuickCal™ software in nuclear plant outage windows. Replace P2 connector gold fingers every 50,000 insertion cycles in accelerator beamline control systems.
Product Assurance:
GE warrants VMIVME-4514A for 12 months in fixed installations, including lifetime technical support. Each unit undergoes 500-hour accelerated life testing simulating 10-year operation in desert power plants. Global network of certified service centers provides 48-hour replacement for mission-critical applications.
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