1301120097

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Introduction

1301120097 is an industrial-grade variable frequency drive (VFD) designed to meet both domestic and international requirements. Developed by Yaskawa, it is suitable for different motor applications in a variety of industries. With its advanced technology and intuitive user interface, 1301120097 is easily programmed and operated. This article will discuss the applications and working principle of 1301120097 in the industrial equipment field.

Applications of 1301120097

1301120097 is a multi-functional VFD that can be used in a wide variety of industrial applications. It provides precise control of speed and torque. 1301120097 is typically used in motor-driven systems that require variable speed and torque control such as material handling, elevators, machine tools, and process lines, etc. As 1301120097 VFD has overload capability, it can be used in applications where the motor runs above or below the rated running speed. This also makes it suitable for applications that require speed and torque control in multiple motors, such as cranes, hoists, and conveyors etc. 1301120097 VFD has built in protection features such as an integrated break protection and an alarm system to protect the motor and the operator. It also has short circuit and over voltage protection to protect the VFD and the system.

Working principle of 1301120097

1301120097 is a Pulse Width Modulated drive (PWM) type of VFD. This PWM principle allows for precise motor speed control. PWM is the process of modulating the width of the pulses in order to control the current delivered to the load, and the associated speed. In the drive, an alternating current (AC) is first converted to direct current (DC) by a rectifier. The DC voltage is then passed through inverter circuitry where its frequency and magnitude can be controlled, thus enabling speed control. The inverter then modulates the current through switches referred to as Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) switches to generate a variable frequency sine wave AC controlled output. The major components of the drive are the rectifier, the inverter, the pulse width modulator, and the control board. The rectifier is responsible for converting the AC input to DC. The inverter consists of power electronics and control electronics circuitry. The power electronics are responsible for providing power to the motor, while the control electronics are responsible for controlling the speed of the motor. The PWM switches are responsible for pulse width modulation of the current. The control board is responsible for responding to the input commands and controlling the motor speed accordingly.

Conclusion

1301120097 is a powerful and reliable variable frequency drive suitable for a wide range of industrial applications. It is a pulse width modulated drive that utilizes the PWM principle for precise speed control. 1301120097 is known for its reliable and efficient performance, ease of use, and advanced protection features.

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