Chapter 9 Inverter Functions
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9.9.4 Suppressing Overvoltage by Controlling Output Voltage
 How to avoid overvoltage errors that occur when the motor is decelerated?
 How to increase the output voltage according to the regenerative power during deceleration
and decelerate the motor while avoiding the overvoltage error?
 When the control method is V/f control, output voltage can be controlled by the AVR function
using "AVR function selection [A081]
*1*2
".
 Overexcitation of the motor during deceleration reduces regenerative energy to the inverter,
making it less likely to cause overvoltage error.
 Even when "Always enable (00)" is set, voltage exceeding the input voltage cannot be output.
 When the AVR function is turned off, the motor may generate more heat due to an increase in
output current caused by an increase in output voltage or due to overexcitation of the motor.
 Overvoltage trips may occur depending on the deceleration rate or load conditions.