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Home > Forums > Electrical / Electronic Engineers > Activities > Electric motors, generators & controls engineering Forum

 dynamic brake

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gtorrisi (Industrial)
23 Apr 02 2:34
Hi again!
Is the dynamic brake circuit (standard switch with in series a resistor limiting the maximum current) widely employed only in application where is demanded high current sinked???
I saw a schematic, for ac motor, where the switch for the dynamic brake had to carry 2A.
jbartos (Electrical)
24 Apr 02 4:46
Suggestion: Visit
http://gelwood.railfan.net/manual/gp35-sec6.html
Fig. 6-12
http://gelwood.railfan.net/manual/sd45-sec2.html
http://www.fceu.fujitsu.com/pdf/FTR-P5.pdf
(25A)
for more info. Dynamic brake circuit current ratings depend on the motor HP rating and motor voltage rating.

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