Features:
- Routes the six-command firing set selected from the active EX2100 controller.
- Supports the H2 three-bridge selector arrangement.
- Feeds logic commands onward to the bridge gate-pulse amplifiers.
Command selection occurs before pulse amplification, allowing controller redundancy logic to determine which signal source reaches the bridges.
The board sits inside the control rack between the EMIO command path and the EGPA or EHPA interfaces used at the power conversion section.
Bridge quantity is a hardware architecture choice. The H2 design must remain aligned with the cabinet wiring and the installed number of controlled bridges.
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How controller commands reach the selector
- Command set: Six logic-level gate commands enter from the EMIO path.
- Source choice: Redundancy logic determines which controller command set is active.
- Signal role: The board selects and distributes commands without producing power-level gate pulses.
- Bridge path: Selected outputs continue to the gate-pulse-amplifier stage.
Connecting the H2 selector to three bridges
- H2 scope: The hardware arrangement serves a three-bridge excitation installation.
- Output stage: EGPA or EHPA boards translate selector commands into SCR firing pulses.
- Channel integrity: Each bridge path must retain its intended cabinet connection.
- System boundary: Pulse amplification and bridge monitoring remain functions of downstream hardware.
Maintaining the active-controller firing path
- M1 and M2: Either regulator controller can provide the firing command source.
- Active path: Only the command set selected by the control architecture is routed onward.
- Controller C: The monitoring controller does not perform bridge firing.
- Replacement check: Preserve controller-channel identity when reconnecting the selector.
Checks before returning the selector to service
- Isolation: De-energize the excitation control and gate-command circuits under the site procedure.
- Board position: Confirm the designated selector slot in the control module.
- Cable routing: Reconnect every bridge channel to its original amplifier path.
- Functional proof: Verify source selection and all three downstream command paths before operation.