11.5.1 Use of a brake resistor
For braking operaon, oponally the brake chopper integrated in the inverter (brake transis-
tor) can be used.
NOTICE
Incorrect dimensioning of the brake resistor may result in the destrucon of the integrated
brake chopper (brake transistor).
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Only connect a brake resistor complying in terms of performance to terminals R
B1
and R
B2
of
the inverter.
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Avoiding thermal overload of the brake resistor.
Precondions
In order that the integrated brake chopper is acvated in the braking operaon, one of the
following braking methods must be set in 0x2541:001 (P706.01):
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"Brake resistor [0]"
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"Brake resistor + RFGS [2]"
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"Brake resistor + IMB + RFGS [4]"
In the default seng of 0x2541:001 (P706.01), the integrated brake chopper is not acvated
in the brake operaon!
Details
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The brake resistor required is to be connected to terminals R
B1
and R
B2
of the inverter.
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In 0x2541:001 (P706.01), addionally the stopping funcon for the deceleraon ramp
funcon generator can be set when the brake resistor is controlled, in order to avoid over-
voltage disconnecon in the case of lower deceleraon mes.
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In the default seng and with a disabled inverter and an error status ("Error acve"), the
brake chopper is switched o. This behaviour can be changed in 0x2541:006 (P706.06).
Example: In a DC-bus connecon with several inverters, only one brake resistor is used. It
is connected to the most powerful inverter in the DC-bus connecon. This inverter then
serves to change the behaviour so that inverter disable and/or an error does not cause a
switch-o of the brake chopper.
Internal protecve funcon
The following protecve funcon prevents the brake chopper from being switched on perma-
nently, e.g. due to too high voltages or wrong sengs:
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The brake chopper is switched o if it was switched on over a period of 4 s.
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If the DC-bus voltage again falls below the voltage threshold for braking operaon, the
brake chopper can again be switched on for maximally 4 s without interrupon.
Addional funcons
Brake energy management
Use of a brake resistor
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