Procon V3D - Start Command with Pulse Control, from Terminal Blocks; Direction Change While Running; Permissible Load of the Brake Resistor (Typical Curve)

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Start command with pulse control, from terminal blocks
(using a terminal similarly to the operation of the start and stop buttons)
The minimum pulse width will be established by the extent of debouncing, in 2ms steps (menu 4-9-5).
Direction change while running
Permissible load of the brake resistor (typical curve)
The brake resistor must be of wire wound type. If the user provides the brake resistor, the rating, type and placement
must be consulted with the manufacturer.
Example:
Rbrake = 100 Ω
P (Rbrake) = 200 W
Ubrake = 660 V
P = 660V
2
/ 100Ω = 4356W
Overloading = 4356 / 200 = 21,78 (~22)
Starting from the overloading, the diagram
curve reads 3.5 s for the maximum value
of the braking time.
The interval between brakings should be
at least 22 x braking time!
active
START state
START command
STOP command
(stop, free run, DC brake)
2-32ms 2-32ms
active
t
f [Hz]
t
forward
up
backward
start
up up
direction change
command
forward
backward
t [s]
overloading
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