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Regarding the dead zone issue of analog signals at the inverter input

2017-04-18View Original

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Dear fellow marine engineers, I have been working with Siemens and ABB frequency converters lately, and there are some issues regarding parameter settings that I haven’t managed to figure out; The input signals of Siemens’ MM430 frequency converter require a dead zone to be set, but this is not necessary for ABB’s units. Can I understand that it’s not necessary to set a dead zone for ABB’s units at all, rather than because of differences in usage? If it’s due to different methods being used, then when is it necessary to set a dead zone for ABB frequency converters? And why is it necessary to set a dead zone in inverters? Is it because the frequency conversion exhibits crawling when the input signal is “0”? Thank you
Reply #22017-04-18
It is recommended that you consult the ABB manufacturer to ask why it is not available, or whether a fixed dead zone is used by default.

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