NPS-2000-2

In-Core Amplifier/Trip Test/Alarm Control Unit

Designed for use in a CANDU Nuclear Power Reactor.

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Features

Excellent noise immunity
Buffered & isolated outputs
Selectable signal gains
Flexible design
Rugged construction

Description

The Model NPS-2000-2 is an Amplifier/TripTest/Alarm Control Unit designed for use in a CANDU Nuclear Power Reactor. The device amplifies and conditions the small current signal from a self-powered neutron flux detector and provides part of the trip logic for a Nuclear Protective/Safety Shutdown System. It is designed to mount in a standard 19 inch (483 mm) mounting rack.

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