Technical data and characteristic curves
6.1 Explanations
S-1FT7 synchronous motors
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Shifting the voltage limiting characteristic by a factor x
If the converter output voltage (U
Mot
) is not equal to 380 V, 425 V, 460 V or 510 V, then you
must shift the voltage limiting characteristic involved for the new output voltage (U
Mot, new
).
= U
Mot new
/
U
mot
U
Mot, new
= new converter output voltage / V
Mot
= converter output voltage from the characteristic for 380 V, 425
V or 510 V, see Chapter "Data sheets and characteristics
● Shift the voltage limiting characteristic for an output voltage of U
Mot, new
on the x axis
(speed) by factor x.
Calculating the new torque limit with the new limiting characteristic
Procedure
The variables are graphically shown in the following diagram.
Mot
New voltage limiting line U
Mot new
Figure 6-4 Shifting the voltage limiting line
Take the values for the variables from the "Technical specifications" tables for the individual
motors, or determine these as described below.
1. Determine P1, the point of intersection of the voltage limiting characteristic on the x axis.
P1 corresponds to n
1
.
n
1
- calculate this as follows:
n
1
=
U
Mot
• 1000 /
k
E
• 0.95
1
Voltage constant
k
E
/ V/1000 rpm
Converter output voltage
U
Mot