Monitor AC line for high line voltage or transient conditions phase-phase and phase-ground. Use RSLogix trend or Drive Observer - monitor DC bus, speed, and current. The DC bus overvoltage fault, also...
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Industry Oftentimes when a drive trips on under voltage or over voltage, it becomes necessary to measure the DC bus voltage. Many drives can display real time DC bus voltage on the HMI screen.
Industry If the DC bus keeps spiking, something in the system is pushing too much power back into the drive. The real question is, where''s it coming from and how do you stop it? What do you do if everything
Industry A DC bus overvoltage fault in your Yaskawa drive indicates that the voltage in the internal DC bus has exceeded the safe operating limit. This can cause damage to the drive
Industry If DC bus voltage spikes above 750V DC during deceleration, you''re experiencing regenerative overvoltage and may need to extend deceleration times or add dynamic braking components.
Industry There are many reasons why a Drive can get a Bus Overvoltage fault (F05). This particular document will address one reason why this can occur every time the drive is started.
Industry These conditions are a high line voltage, the motor being back-driven by a high-inertia load, or harmonics. For the troubleshooting section of this paper, you will need to know the DC bus threshold
Industry So if, even for brief moments, your load is demanding more torque (ergo more current) and the VFD is attempting to deliver it, then that can result in an under voltage trip due to it causing
Industry What does the bus voltage do when the drive is started? Perhaps some resonance phenomena is happening that involves both the input and output circuits to the drive.
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