Braking resistor for inverter
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Braking resistor for variable frequency drive
Principle:
When a fast braking phase occurs on a motor supplied by an inverter, the motor can become a generator (from the inertial mass generated). Then, the motor sends a current towards the IGBT of the inverter, increasing the tension on the inverter DC bus. For security reasons, if this tension becomes too important, the inverter activates a safety mode and the output is turned off, letting the motor stop in "freewheel mode".
Some inverters (like IMO CUB or IMO VXR), are equipped with a transistor which enable to send back the generator current of the motor towards a dissipation resistor, also known as a "braking resistor". Braking is then faster.
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Published Feb 15, 2018 at 07:31 am (Order date: Feb 07, 2018)5tip top (Translated review)
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Published Aug 28, 2017 at 06:07 pm (Order date: Aug 18, 2017)5Order received quickly, perfect merchandise. Thank you (Translated review)
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Published Sep 21, 2016 at 08:54 am (Order date: Sep 07, 2016)3out of stock, too bad (Translated review)
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Hello Sir, We have taken your comment into account. We will expand this range of braking resistors. Hoping that the exchange made with the braking resistor DBR160R400W suits you. Best regards, The Technic-Achat Team.
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