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General Mach Discussion / Re: CS Labs CSMIO/P-A
« on: August 07, 2018, 02:49:00 AM »
Hi,
these three phase 200V drives are for the Yanks. There is no need for you to follow suit.
Your converter outputs three 230V-to-neutral phases or 400V line-to line. You should be getting a drive and a servo to accommodate that.
For instance the Allen Bradley numbering goes:
MPL-A430H where the A stands for 230V and
MPL-B430H where the B stands for 400V operation. Note that it is common to state the AC line voltage for which the servo/drive is matched
when in actual fact they will operate at the DC Link voltage and the DC Link voltage derived from a 400VAC supply is 560VDC.
Craig
these three phase 200V drives are for the Yanks. There is no need for you to follow suit.
Your converter outputs three 230V-to-neutral phases or 400V line-to line. You should be getting a drive and a servo to accommodate that.
For instance the Allen Bradley numbering goes:
MPL-A430H where the A stands for 230V and
MPL-B430H where the B stands for 400V operation. Note that it is common to state the AC line voltage for which the servo/drive is matched
when in actual fact they will operate at the DC Link voltage and the DC Link voltage derived from a 400VAC supply is 560VDC.
Craig