Allen Bradley 80190-220-01-R Printed Circuit Board
Allen Bradley 80190-220-01-R Printed Circuit Board
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Brand:Allen Bradley PLC Item No.:80190-220-01-R Product Origin:USA Product Dimensions:207 x 50 x 25 mm Product Weight:0.082 kg Payment:T/T, Western Union, Credit Card Goods_stock:15 Shipping Port:Xiamen, China Lead Time:1-3 Days Condition:Brand New And Original Warranty:1 Year Certificate:COO
The Allen Bradley 80190-220-01-R is identified as a packaged customer SP-SCRGD board, a self-powered SCR gate-driver circuit board associated with Rockwell Automation's PowerFlex 7000 medium-voltage drive systems.
In an SCR-based power-conversion system, the gate-driver circuit plays an important role in controlling the triggering of power semiconductor devices. This board is therefore a specialized internal component rather than a general-purpose PLC processor or communication module.
The 80190-220-01-R is relevant to industrial maintenance teams responsible for supporting existing PowerFlex 7000 installations. When sourcing a replacement, technicians should verify the complete catalog number, board revision, installation position, and applicable drive documentation. Correct identification is particularly important in medium-voltage equipment, where similar-looking circuit boards may perform different functions.
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Specification
Brand
Allen Bradley
Manufacturer
Rockwell Automation
Model
80190-220-01-R
Product Type
Printed Circuit Board
Board Description
Packaged Customer SP-SCRGD Board
Functional Category
Self-Powered SCR Gate-Driver Board
Product Family
PowerFlex 7000
Main Function
SCR Gate Driving
Application
Medium-Voltage AC Drive Systems
Circuit Technology
SCR Semiconductor Control
Board Design
Self-Powered
Dimensions
207 × 50 × 25 mm
Weight
0.082 kg / 0.18 lb
Product Lifecycle
Reported as discontinued by some industrial parts suppliers; verify current status
The listed dimensions and weight are based on the supplied information. Confirm the actual board measurements and packaging details before using them for installation or shipping planning.
Recommended Related Models
The following Allen Bradley components may be relevant when maintaining or identifying parts for industrial drive systems. They perform different functions and should not be treated as direct replacements for the 80190-220-01-R.
Model
Product Description
80190-580-01-R
Allen Bradley Drive Processor Board
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Popular Related Models
Other Allen Bradley industrial drive products and control components that may be relevant to PowerFlex maintenance projects include:
Model
Product Description
20BC034A0AYNANC0
PowerFlex 700 AC Drive
20BC040A0AYNANC0
PowerFlex 700 AC Drive
20BC052A0AYNANC0
PowerFlex 700 AC Drive
20F11NC2P1JA0NNNNN
PowerFlex 753 AC Drive
20G1ANC140JA0NNNNN
PowerFlex 755 AC Drive
Always verify the drive voltage class, hardware revision, and component compatibility before selecting parts for a replacement or maintenance project.
Applications
The Allen Bradley 80190-220-01-R is a self-powered SCR gate-driver printed circuit board associated with the PowerFlex 7000 medium-voltage AC drive platform. It is designed to support the triggering and control of silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR) power devices within the drive's power-conversion assembly.
This board is intended for internal installation in compatible industrial drive equipment rather than standalone operation.
Typical application areas include:
PowerFlex 7000 medium-voltage drive maintenance
Industrial motor-control and power-conversion systems
Heavy-duty pump and fan drive installations
Mining and mineral-processing equipment
Cement and steel production machinery
Petrochemical and other large-scale industrial facilities
The complete catalog number and installed board position should be checked before ordering, particularly when replacing components in an existing medium-voltage drive.
Advantages
Self-powered gate-drive design: The board uses a self-powered architecture for its SCR gate-driving function, supporting operation within the associated power-conversion assembly.
SCR control support: It provides the gate-driving function required for controlled triggering of SCR power devices.
Designed for industrial drive systems: Its application is associated with PowerFlex 7000 medium-voltage drive equipment.
Compact circuit-board construction: The PCB format allows installation within the drive's internal electrical assembly.
Maintenance and replacement value: It provides a dedicated spare-part option for servicing compatible legacy drive systems.
Specific catalog identification: The complete 80190-220-01-R part number helps maintenance teams distinguish this board from other gate-driver and control-board components.
Technical FAQs
Q1: What is the primary function of the 80190-220-01-R?
It is a self-powered SCR gate-driver board used to support the triggering and control of SCR devices in compatible PowerFlex 7000 drive systems.
Q2: What does SCR mean in this application?
SCR stands for Silicon-Controlled Rectifier. It is a semiconductor switching device used in power-conversion circuits to control electrical power.
Q3: Is the 80190-220-01-R a standalone controller?
No. It is an internal circuit-board component intended to operate as part of a compatible drive assembly.
Q4: What is the relationship between this board and the PowerFlex 7000?
The board is associated with PowerFlex 7000 medium-voltage drive maintenance and forms part of the SCR gate-drive system.
Q5: What does self-powered mean for this board?
It refers to a gate-driver design that derives its operating power from the associated power circuit rather than relying solely on a separate external auxiliary supply.
Q6: Can this board be used in a PowerFlex 700 low-voltage drive?
Do not assume compatibility based on the shared PowerFlex family name. The 80190-220-01-R is associated with PowerFlex 7000 medium-voltage equipment, so the exact drive model and board documentation must be checked.
Q7: What symptoms may indicate a gate-driver board problem?
Possible indications include SCR firing-related alarms, abnormal power-conversion behavior, or diagnostic faults associated with the gate-drive circuit. These symptoms can also result from other power-circuit or control-system problems.
Q8: What should be checked before replacing the board?
Record the drive fault history, verify the full board label, document its installed position, and inspect the associated connectors and wiring. Follow the manufacturer's isolation and maintenance procedures for medium-voltage equipment.
Q9: Can a replacement board be installed without checking its revision?
No. The complete part number, revision information, hardware configuration, and application compatibility should be verified before installation.
Q10: What tests should be performed after replacement?
Follow the applicable PowerFlex 7000 maintenance procedure. Verify the board installation and connections, review drive diagnostics, and complete the approved functional checks before returning the equipment to service.
