GE IS200BPIBG1AEB Driver Board
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Model: 8104-AO-IP-03 8104-AO-IP
Product Overview
Commercial availability is handled through direct RFQ, model verification and export-oriented follow-up rather than public cart checkout.
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Technical Dossier
The GE 8104 Series analog output modules are a core component of General Electric’s Series 90-70 Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) platform, one of the most widely deployed industrial control architectures in global heavy industry. Installed across petrochemical refineries, nuclear power generation facilities, offshore oil & gas platforms, and large-scale chemical processing plants, the 8104 Series represents GE Fanuc Automation’s engineering standard for high-density, isolated analog output signal conditioning. These modules interface directly with the Series 90-70 VME-based backplane, providing 4ā16 channel current and voltage output capability to field instruments including control valves, variable frequency drives, and positioners. Their continued presence in brownfield DCS/PLC hybrid architectures makes them a critical spare parts category for facilities operating legacy GE control systems through extended lifecycle programs.
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The 8104 Series was introduced as part of GE Fanuc’s Series 90-70 platform, launched in the late 1980s as a rack-based, VME-bus PLC system designed to compete with Siemens S5 and Allen-Bradley PLC-5 in large-scale process control applications. The 8104 analog output family was engineered to deliver galvanically isolated 4ā20 mA and 0ā10 V DC outputs with 12-bit resolution, meeting the signal integrity requirements of instrumentation loops in hazardous process environments.
Through the 1990s, GE Fanuc expanded the 8104 range to include isolated-per-point (IP) variants ā designated by the -IP suffix ā which provide individual channel isolation, a critical requirement in nuclear and chemical plant environments where ground loops and common-mode interference are primary failure modes. The 8104-AO-IP-03 and 8104-AO-IP represent the mature, production-stable revision of this isolated output architecture.
With GE’s transition to the PACSystems RX7i and RX3i platforms in the 2000s, the Series 90-70 entered a managed end-of-life phase. GE Intelligent Platforms (later Emerson Automation Solutions following the 2018 acquisition) continued to supply 8104 Series modules under extended support agreements, but new production has ceased for most variants. Facilities running Series 90-70 racks must now source 8104 modules through certified aftermarket channels to maintain operational continuity.
Analog Output Modules ā Isolated Per Point (IP)
Analog Output Modules ā Standard (Non-Isolated)
Analog Input Modules (AI) ā Series 8104 Compatible
Digital I/O Modules (DI/DO) ā 8104 Rack Compatible
Power Supply & Backplane Accessories
The GE 8104 Series has been in end-of-life status for new production since the mid-2010s. However, the installed base across global heavy industry remains substantial. Refineries, power generation facilities, and chemical plants operating on 20ā40 year asset lifecycles cannot cost-justify full DCS migration solely to address module obsolescence. DriveKNMS maintains a dedicated inventory program for Series 90-70 components, including the 8104 analog output range.
Our sourcing protocol for obsolete 8104 modules includes: direct procurement from decommissioned plant asset sales, certified refurbishment of pulled units, and cross-referencing with GE Intelligent Platforms / Emerson authorized surplus channels. All units are catalogued by revision level and firmware compatibility to ensure backplane interoperability with existing Series 90-70 rack configurations. For facilities requiring long-term maintenance agreements covering 8104 module replenishment, DriveKNMS offers multi-year supply contracts with guaranteed stock reservation.
The 8104 Series analog output modules present specific test challenges due to their isolated-per-point architecture and VME backplane interface. DriveKNMS applies the following test protocol to all 8104 units prior to dispatch:
For 8104 Series module availability, pricing, and long-term supply agreements:
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