Siemens ILE0001 Series Low Voltage AC Motor
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- Q: AC servo motors generally choose synchronous or asynchronous?
- This will be based on your purpose, such as CNC machine tools feed shaft, generally use AC synchronous servo motor, spindle general use AC asynchronous motor. The same power synchronous machine is much more expensive than the asynchronous machine. If it is common use, select synchronization
- Q: will DC motor run on AC supply. justify ur answer
- In an Ac generator...the direction changes as polarity changes......but if Ac is supplied to DC motor....it will not work at all.....
- Q: my existing 3 phase motor,15kw, 220 volts,six lead terminals labeled as Z,X,Y,U,V, and W respectively. i want to use it, though i know its rating will drop by 30% in terms of kw. my power source is single phase,220 volts. i want to know how to connect its lead terminals or will i need capacitors as starter and whats the ampacity of the capacitor.
- I don't know where you get your 30% reduction figure from. You can use a capacitor to get the thing to run with little or no load, but 70% of rated power?...............I very much doubt it. Also 15kw is a massive power from single phase. Along with the terrible power factor you will have, expect far more current than a standard 13A outlet is going to give you.
- Q: I have a 1.5hp 220v 3 phase motor driven band saw. I need to run it on a 220v single phase system. The original single phase converter consisted of a 550uF capacitor supplying the third phase winding with the contacts of an NC relay in series with the capacitor. The coil of the relay is from the supply through a resistor to the third phase winding and dropped out when the motor came up to speed. A second 40uF capacitor is from the supply to the third phase winding and is the only capacitor that remains active when the relay opens up (motor is up to speed). I'm looking for a simpler and more reliable solution, as the present circuit is temper mental and old. Replacing the motor is a last resort. Is there a simpler capacitor type converter that can be designed? The saw is only operated intermittently for 10-15 minutes on time, 30-60 minutes off for an 8 +hour period, for a few days a month. It is used for a meat cutting band saw. Any sources, help or information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
- Capacitor type converters do tend to be temperamental, but the circuit you have seems to be about as simple as they come. Rotary phase converters are generally considered much better, but are also much more expensive. Another option that may be practical due to the lowering cost of semiconductors, is a is a VFD inverter drive, while the name includes variable frequency you can just as well use it at a fixed speed. Just a couple weeks ago I installed 3 conveyors with singe phase to three phase VDF inverters (albeit wit smaller motor than yours) and they work flawlessly.
- Q: Can someone please explain to me the difference between an AC motor and a DC motor, but in a way that a non-technical person can understand? Not saying it has to be completely dumbed down - just want to have the light bulb go off. Thanks.
- Dc Vs Ac Motor
- Q: I listen to AM sports talk radio in my job trailer at work and notice that whenever anyone uses an AC motor on site, (Circular saw, corded drills, theading machines) , anything with coils and brushes, I get horrible static through the radio. Is there a filter to eliminate this noise?
- There's not a lot you can do for this. If your radio is plugged into the A.C. outlet, you might get some improvement using an APC Power Line UPS, 350VA. They have some degree of filtering on the incoming AC line The interference is what's called RFI - Radio Frequency Interference. It is caused by the brushes against the commutator of those AC Motors. The motors generate square waves at a fairly high frequency (although not RF), but square wave have harmonic content that goes way high in frequency, into the AM Radio Band. It doesn't take many millivolts of RFI to interfere with your radio. Your only other solution would be to rotate the radio to see if you can get the radio's internal antenna parallel to the direction of the motor, to minimize reception of the RFI, while still being in a direction perpendicular to the radio station's transmitter. You may try tuning in a different AM station to see if you can get this parallelperpendicular path at an optimal point.
- Q: What are the characteristics of ac synchronous motor and list a few of its applications?
- * Constant speed usage for a class B NEMA design (standard industrial duty) @ ~100-200 motor staring torque.
- Q: compare the efficiency of a DC motor against an AC motor.?
- What AC motor and what DC motor?
- Q: I have everything, just need to know how to do this. I have a sports car shell so this is really from scratch. I also have prius batteries. Can use some help
- You will want to look at Active Front End Inverters which can not only convert DC into AC but during the breaking stage, can convert the AC back into DC, called Common Bus Drives. Otherwise a standard Inverter powers the motor and breaking will be converted into heat, dynamic breaking or mechanical breaking, like it is today. The Voltage and RPM rating of the motor must be understood. Then obtain a Inverter to match the motor. Look at Rockwell Automation Drives and Solutions for Drives. They have a unit which is powering 4 - 125HP drives on a Army truck powered by a diesel generator. More efficient than running a diesel engine to move the truck.
- Q: What's the difference between a variable frequency motor and a servo motor?
- Then it is servo motor, variable frequency motor and the main difference with the encoder, and then transmitted to the servo motor drive, and then using the control theory, such as gain, adjust time, simply say a servo motor is a closed-loop control system, and quick start, stop, load capacity a variable frequency motor, with these characteristics, also makes the speed, torque, third position control method for high requirement application. 1, servo motor and inverter and working principle of AC motor is basically the same, belong to the AC-DC-AC voltage type motor drive, but the technical requirements of big differences, so there are great differences in the aspects of motor and driver design.
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