Technical data and characteristic curves
6.1 Explanations
S-1FT7 synchronous motors
138 Configuration Manual, 09/2018, A5E45099423B AA
2. Determine P2, the new point of intersection of the voltage limiting characteristic on the x
axis.
P2 corresponds to n
2
.
n
2
- calculate this as follows:
n
2
=
n
1
•
U
Mot new
/
U
Mot
2
Converter output voltage
U
Mot new
3. Determine P3.
At rated speed n
N
, draw a vertical line upwards to the voltage limiting characteristic.
P3 is the point of intersection.
4. From point P3, draw a horizontal line to the vertical torque axis.
At the point of intersection with the vertical torque axis, read-off the torque limit M
Limit
.
5. Calculate M
Limit, new
.
Limit, new
Mot new
IN
Mot
IN
Limit
Limit, new
Enter M
Limit, new
on the vertical torque axis.
6. Determine P4.
Draw a horizontal line from M
Limit, new
to the vertical line from n
N
.
The point of intersection of M
Limit, new
and n
N
is P4.
7. You obtain a new voltage limiting characteristic by drawing a straight line through points
P2 and P4.
You have determined the values to calculate the limit torque.
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Example for calculating the shift of the voltage limiting characteristic without field weakening
Procedure
N
Mot new
E
Mot
Determining the condition
iN
= 87 ∙ 3000/1000
iN
iN
Mot new
The condition to shift the voltage limiting characteristic is fulfilled.