
Application Scenarios
In a manufacturing facility running GE Fanuc Series 90-30 PLCs, engineers encountered a sudden failure of a 16-channel DC output module (IC693MDL940), causing an entire assembly line to halt. The root cause was traced to a failed internal circuit board—specifically the SOLID STATE 80-219310-90, which serves as the “heart” of the output module, controlling 16 optically isolated solid-state relay channels . Replacing the faulty board with the SOLID STATE 80-219310-90 restored full functionality within 30 minutes, eliminating a potential 8-hour downtime that could have cost over $100,000 in lost production.
Another critical application involves Westinghouse (now Eaton/Cutler-Hammer) A/DA/DAF series low-voltage air circuit breakers. Here, the SOLID STATE 80-219310-90 functions as the solid-state trip unit’s core control board, responsible for real-time current measurement, protection logic calculation, and trip actuation . It replaces older thermal-magnetic trip mechanisms with digital precision, enabling configurable long-time (L), short-time (S), instantaneous (I), and ground-fault (G) protection curves. This capability allows engineers to precisely coordinate protection settings with downstream devices, eliminating nuisance tripping while maintaining safety compliance.
Parameters
| Main Parameters | Value/Description |
|---|---|
| Product Model | 80-219310-90 |
| Manufacturer | SOLID STATE Controls / SolidState Controls |
| Product Category | Industrial PCB Circuit Board / PCB Assembly |
| Board Material | Rigid FR-4 Epoxy Glass Fiber Laminate |
| Operating Voltage | 24V DC (typical) |
| Current Rating | 1A (industrial control version) |
| Board Dimensions | 24.4 × 24.4 cm (9.6 × 9.6 inches) |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +85°C |
| Mounting Type | Through-hole (Through-hole Technology) |
| Protection/Certification | UL, CE, RoHS compliant |
| Condition | New Surplus (Original Manufacturer) |
| Compatible Motherboard | 80-219309-90 (for GE IC693MDL940 application) |
Technical Principles and Innovative Values
The SOLID STATE 80-219310-90 distinguishes itself through its application-optimized design and digital protection technology.
- Innovation Point 1: Application-Specific Design with Dual Functionality
The SOLID STATE 80-219310-90 is not a generic PCB but a purpose-built assembly designed for specific original equipment manufacturer (OEM) applications . In GE Fanuc applications, the board integrates 16 optically isolated solid-state relays, each capable of handling 0.5A continuous DC loads at 24-48V DC, with response times significantly faster than mechanical relays and no contact wear . In Eaton/Cutler-Hammer applications, it functions as a smart trip unit with integrated microprocessor and current sensor interface, enabling digital RMS current measurement . - Innovation Point 2: Digital Precision vs. Analog Drift
The SOLID STATE 80-219310-90 replaces older thermal-magnetic trip mechanisms with digital intelligence. Traditional bimetal-based protection suffers from calibration drift due to temperature changes and mechanical fatigue. This board uses high-speed current sampling and true RMS calculation to accurately distinguish between actual fault currents and normal inrush currents (such as motor startup), dramatically reducing nuisance tripping . Protection curves are field-configurable through the breaker’s keypad or handheld programmer—a capability impossible with mechanical designs. - Innovation Point 3: Industrial-Grade Reliability in Harsh Environments
Constructed on high-quality FR-4 epoxy glass substrate with precision-etched copper traces and gold-plated contacts, the SOLID STATE 80-219310-90 operates reliably across a -20°C to +85°C temperature range . The through-hole mounting design provides superior mechanical strength and thermal dissipation compared to surface-mount alternatives, making it suitable for high-vibration industrial environments. UL, CE, and RoHS certifications confirm compliance with international safety and environmental standards .







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