【Daily Question 20090313】Parameter Setting of Inverters (VII)?
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Can a frequency converter achieve motor braking for stopping without a discharge resistor? Summary: It is possible; the frequency converter has a braking function for stopping, which involves applying a certain DC current to the motor when stopping, thereby generating a braking torque in the motor. This post was last edited by lihy on 2009-3-13 20:31]
Yes, the motor slows down to 0 at a rate determined by the set deceleration time.
Of course. The inverter itself has capacitors that consume the regenerated energy.
Sure. Free parking is a method of stopping the inverter by using external resistance
It is possible to do that, but without a discharge resistor, the voltage across the capacitor in the DC section will increase, which can damage the inverter.
Yes, the inverter itself has capacitors that consume the regenerated energy.
It’s possible, but it’s not good for the inverter.