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SYNAPTICON SOMANET Circulo 7 - Measuring the Brake Output Voltage

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4.1.5 Measuring the brake output voltage
The brake voltage is a square wave signal 16 kHz, 32 kHz or 64 kHz (configurable in subitem 2004:11). A PWM
method is used for applying the appropriate voltage to the brake output.
The brake output voltage does not have a negative component. It is connected to an inductor which results in
a constant current.
Example
V (Input DC voltage) = 48 V
Brake switching frequency = 16 KHz
Brake hold voltage = 24 V
Brake resistance = 50 Ω
in DC
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