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Page 1: VE 2007/09/01 2007 DEU Workshop. Outline 1.Product Specifications and Features 2.Differences between VE and V 3.New Accessories of VE series 4.Functions

VEVE

2007/09/01

2007 DEU Workshop

Page 2: VE 2007/09/01 2007 DEU Workshop. Outline 1.Product Specifications and Features 2.Differences between VE and V 3.New Accessories of VE series 4.Functions

Outline

1. Product Specifications and Features

2. Differences between VE and V

3. New Accessories of VE series

4. Functions

5. Applications

Page 3: VE 2007/09/01 2007 DEU Workshop. Outline 1.Product Specifications and Features 2.Differences between VE and V 3.New Accessories of VE series 4.Functions

Model Number VFDxxxVxxA-2

3-phase 460V 340~510Vac

3-phase 230V 180~265Vac

Voltage Tolerance0.75 1.5 2.2 3.7 7.55.5 1511 18.5 22 30

Applicable Motor Output (kW)

4537 55 75

Built-in Brake Chopper

Built-in Brake Chopper

Built-in DC Reactor

Built-in DC Reactor

B Frame

B Frame

C Frame D Frame E1 Frame

C Frame D Frame E Frame E1 Frame

*2. Fan cooling for all series (except 1HP)*3. No built- in EMI for all series *4. Built-in digital keypad(KPV-LE01)

*1. VFD110V43B-2 is C Frame VFD550V/750C 43C-2 is E1 Frame

Model

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3-p

ha

se

23

0V

1

80

~2

65

Va

c

007 015 022 037 055 075 110 150 185 220 300 370 450 550 750Codes

5 7.5 11 17 25 33 49 65 75 90 120 146 CT Rated Current

CT: It is applied to constant-torque load. Take conveyer belt for example. Its necessary torque does not change with the motor speed. And constant torque usually needs larger starting torque. As the motor generates heat easily when constant torque is applied to lower speed, it is better to increase the horsepower or use the motor special for AC motor drive with constant cooling fan. VT: It is applied to variable-torque load. Such as pump, fan…etc. They are centrifugal machines, who use AC motor drive usually for energy saving. For example, when a fan is running at 50% of the full speed, its necessary torque is smaller than when it is running at full speed. As for the drive with variable torque, it can provide the motor only with necessary torque to save energies. In the applications like this, the maximum transient loads needn’t to be provided extra power. So the drive with variable torque is applied widely for its load endurance. What’s more, the overload current endurance of the drive with constant torque is 150% of rated current for 1 minute, while the drive with variable torque only 120% of rated current for 1 minute because the current of centrifugal machines rarely exceed the rated current. In addition, its starting torque is smaller than that of constant torque.

CT Overload Endurance: 150% of rated current for 1 minute, VT Overload Endurance: 120% of rated current for 1 minute

* Designed for standard motor application

1 2 3 5 7.5 10 15 20 25 30 40 50Applicable

Motor Output (HP)

6.25 9.4 13 21 31 41 61 81 93 112 150 182 VT Rated Current

1.5 2.5 4 7.5 10 15 20 25 30 40 50 60Applicable

Motor Output (HP)

3-p

ha

s 4

60

V

34

0~

51

0V

ac

3 4.2 6 8.5 13 18 24 32 38 45 60 73 91 110 150CT Rated Current

1 2 3 5 7.5 10 15 20 25 30 40 50 60 75 100Applicable

Motor Output (HP)

3.8 5.3 7.5 10 16 22 30 40 47 56 75 91 113 138 188VT Rated Current

1.5 2.5 4 7.5 10 15 20 25 30 40 50 60 75 100 125Applicable

Motor Output (HP)

Two Rated CT/VT

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Startin

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VE Standard feature

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Tech

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technique

Co

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l Mo

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V/f control /PGFOC vector control /PGSVC(sensor less)Torque control /PG Position controlPID

Sp

eed

Co

ntro

l R

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V/f control 1:10FOC vector control 1:100FOC+PG1:1000

0.5Hz 150%0Hz 150% for FOCPG mode

Sp

eed

con

trol

accurac

y FOC±0.2%FOC+PG ±0.02%

Sp

eed

Resp

on

se A

bility

FOC+PG 40Hz

Max 250% of rated current

To

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ccura

cy ±5%

0~ 600 HzVEH up to 3600Hz

Acce

l/Dec

el Ti

me 0.00~ 600.00 sec

0.0~ 6000.0 sec

Accel/

Decel

Cu

rve

4 steps S curve for set Acc./Dec. start and stop time independently

Accel/ D

ecel S

teps

1. 4 group Acc./Dec. time2. Jog Acc./Dec. time3. Auto Acc./Dec. setting

Vo

ltage/

Freq

uen

cyRandom V/f curve setting by using 4 independent points1.5/2.0 power curve

1. 2 sets of electronic thermal Protection2. PTC temperature sensor3. 2 sets over torque protection 4. Current limit5. Stall prevention during acceleration6. Stall prevention during operation

Overlo

ad

En

du

ranc

e 150% 60sec200% 2sec

AC

Mo

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1. Over-current: 300% of rated current 2. Overload: 150% 60sec 200% 2sec3. Over-voltage: 290/580Vac4. Low-voltage: 135/269Vac5. Current leakage: 50% of rated current6. Electric shock MOV7. Over-temperature: 90oC8. Compensation for the momentary power loss9. Phase loss protection

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Param

eter sT

un

ing

1. Motor dynamic/static test2. Inertia estimation3. High- speed field weakening curve estimation

Po

sition

Co

ntro

l

0 speed control PI gain setting16 point to point control P to PHome return positioning 16 point position instructionPulse that following speed and locationDivision frequency output

VE Advanced feature

Sp

ecialized

Ap

plicatio

n

Double rated motor Y- switch△Light-load auto energy-savingDEB decelerationMechanical braking control10 convenient communication block transmitSerial I/O pulse position controlTorque and speed mode switch

En

viron

men

tal

NEMA 1/IP21Operation temperature: -10oC~40 oCStorage temperature: -20oC~60 oCAmbient humidity: below 90%RHVibration: 20Hz below 1G 20~60Hz 0.6GFan coolingAltitude limit: 1000m

Co

ntro

l Interface

Dual communication port RS485 KPV-CE01Communication KeypadPG Encoder Feedback cardBUS GatewayMonitor card and Software Digital I/O, analog I/O

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VFD-VE series

Differences between VE and V (hardware-control board)

7149

Monitor card

PG card terminals

DFMoutput selection J5

SW1:Sink/Source mode

AFM output selection J8

ACI input selection J4

Same power board

I/O pin to pin

7045

PG03 card

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EDCM REV MI2 MI4 MI6

+24V FWD MI1 MI3 MI5

Multi-function digital input terminalSW1:Sink/SourceMI1:02-01(3-wire designated terminal)MI2:02-02MI3:02-03MI4:02-04MI5:02-05MI6:02-06(TRG-designated terminal)

MO1 MO2

MCM

Multi-function digital outputMO1:02-13MO2:02-14(Open collector output type)

ACIAUI

ACM+10V AVI

Multi-function analog input terminals 03-00~03-17AVI:0~+10V 10bitsACI:4~20mA or 0~+10V selected from J4AUI:-10~+10VCaution: J4 cannot be set while the power is applied.

AFM

AFM: multi-function analog output terminal 03-18,19,20It is selected from J8 that output is 0~10V or 0~20mA.

DFM

DFM: Digital frequency output terminal 02-18It is selected from J5 that Output type is voltage or open collector.

MRC

MRA

RB

RA RC

Multi-function Relay outputRelay 1:02-11(RA,RB,RC)Relay 2:02-12(MRA,MRC)

1. All digital terminals use photocoupler. 2. All analog circuits are no isolated.

I/O Control Terminal

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Differences between V and VE (Keypad)

V type VFD-PU05

VE typeKPV-CE01

It can memorize 2 groups of parameters. It can memorize 4 groups of parameters.

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Speed Feedback Card of VE (PG)

1. 5V/12V encoder power supply2. PG1: encoder feedback 3. PG2: pulse command input4. No pulse output terminal5. Acceptable encoder signal types: Open Collector, Line drive, Voltage and Complementary type6. Bandwidth: 300kP/sec

1 EMV-PG01X

1. 5V/12V encoder power supply2. PG1: encoder feedback3. PG2: pulse command input4. Division Pulse output: Open Collector type5. Acceptable encoder signal types: Open Collector, Line drive, Voltage and Complementary type6. Bandwidth: 300kP/sec

2 EMV-PG01O

1. 5V encoder power supply2. PG1: encoder feedback3. PG2: pulse command input4. Division Pulse output: Line drive type5. Acceptable encoder signal types: Open Collector, Line drive, Output Voltage and complementary type6. Bandwidth: 300kP/sec

3 EMV-PG01L

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FSW3Encoder Power supply VP terminal 5V/12V switch

FSW1PG1 encoder signal

mode switch

FSW2PG2 pulse signal

mode switch

A1 A2A1 B1 B1 Z1 Z1 DCM VP A2 B2B2

PG1 motor encoder feedback input terminal Power supply terminal PG2 pulse command input terminal

PG1 output terminals of pulse frequency division

A/O

A/O

B/O

B/O

Z/O

Z/O

E

VP

DCM

A/O

B/O

Z/O

01L01O01X

Lin

e D

rive

Ou

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t T

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Op

en

Co

llec

tor o

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ut

Ty

pe

EMV-PG01O

EMV-PG01X

PG Card-EMV-PG01X/O/L

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1. Can be applied to winding & tension systems

2. VE’s Acc./Dec. characteristics can be use in more type of CNC machine

3. PDFF function and load inertia tuning

4. Stable run at zero speed and home search function

5. Improvement of noise endurance and signal treatment with new PG card

6. Monitor card and software which makes parameter setting and problems

solving more convenient.

7. Y- switch control for wide-range motor in CNC machine field△8. Easy parameter setting and control for the elevator

9. Light load auto energy saving function to avoid motor burn-out duo to

long time running especially in CNC machine application

10. Motor temperature feedback (PTC) function for motor over heat protection

Differences between VE and V (software)

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RS

-48

5 Co

mm

unica

tion P

ort

RS

-48

5 Co

mm

unica

tion P

ort

VE Communication Connection Diagram

RS485

Keypad Communication Port

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The FOC control is a method that controls 3-phase AC motor drive like DC motor, whose torque is proportional to its output current .

DTC : Direct Torque Control

V/F FOC DTC

No Encoder Feedback

V/F+PG FOC+PG

Encoder Feedback

Speed Control

Torque Control

FOC DTC

No Encoder Feedback

FOC+PG

Encoder Feedback

Control Family

FOC Introduction

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As AC motor has been widely used in industry, the methods relevant to variable speed control have had developed a lot with technology. According to its frame and method, they are sorted as below:

Pulse width modulation (open loop)

VVCF ControlCVVF Control VVVF Control

Control family

Slip tuning control (closed loop)

Slip ratio of voltage source inverterSlip ratio of current source inverter

FOC (closed loop)

(Direct Field-Oriented Control)(Indirect Field-Oriented Control) (Slip Torque Control) (Field Acceleration Control)

Variable speed control without sensor (Virtual control of closed circuit)Magnetic field control with motor speed estimated and voltage/current feedback Magnetic field control with motor speed estimated and current feedback

Variable Speed Control Family of AC Motor

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e

*Reference AC Motor Control by Changhuan LiuVE adopts indirect method of the summation of rotor’s magnetic orientation and encoder

FOC Family

1.Install flux-meter to measure flux angle.2.Estimate flux angle.

Direct method Rotor’s magnetic

orientation

Stator’s magnetic

orientation

Gas’s magnetic orientation

Flux reference coordinatesMethods of get synchronous flux angle Motor Mechanical Speed

With Feedback Sensor

No Feedback Sensor

Indirect method

Use the summation of motor slip frequency and motor’s electric speed then after integral to get the flux angle.

FOC Introduction

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AC motor’s torque would in direct proportion to stator current

FOC Profile

Stator

Rotor

Id

Iq

Coordinates conversion

w

ids

iqs

Ids flux current

Iqs torque current

Rotor and Id axes overlaps , ids maintains fixed value

D.C.

w

Is

Ia

Ib

Ic

90o 180o 270o 360o 450o 540o

Ia Ib Ic Ia

T

IIa+Ib+Ic=0

Ia+Ib+Ic=Is

T

I

To calculate Is’s vector sum by mathematical integralIs includes two elements of flux Id and torque IqIt changes the phase’s space position via control Ia Ib and IcUsing instant math mode and according to the position to separate Is into Id flux and Iq torque.Id as the element of DC generates magnetic field while Iq as the element of current generates torque. Keep Ids steady as constant while output torque can be changed directly by changing Iqs.

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Wm(speed control)

Wr

ide

iqe (torque control)

Qe

iq

current control

flux control

2/3

decouple

iqe

tr*ide

ibiaWsl

id

Control diagram

This is torque control

*Reference AC Motor Control by Changhuan Liu

Indirect rotor’s magnetic orientation control diagram

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Rs Lls Llr

RrLmVs

05-0605-18

05-0705-19

05-0805-20

05-0905-21

Traditional Electrical engineer Equivalent circuit

Rs Lσ

RRLMVs

VE Equivalent circuit

Rs : Stator resistance Lσ : Stator’s inductanceRr : rotor’s inductanceLm : Flux mutual inductanceLlr : rotor’s leakage inductance

Induction Motor Equivalent Circuit and Parameters Auto-tuning

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Parameter adjust and V/f mode Trial RunThis is mainly means spindle motor. Because the spindle motor nameplate normally will not match its spec. So, take V/F trial run first.

Parameters are set as factory values and make sure all the wiring is correct.

1

To set up:Maximum frequency: 01-00Rated frequency: 01-01Rated voltage: 01-02Control mode 00-10=0( VF control mode)

Set the Running frequency as the motor's rated frequency.

2

RUN

NOIs the current and speed logically?

Is the current and speed logically?

To check output current and motor’s speed.

3

Increase Frequency (slowly) to maximum operation frequency.

4

Congratulations! V/F curve is correct and motor can run at high speed.

STOP

5

Please re-adjust V/F curve and operate again

STOP6

Motor may not run at over frequency.

STOP7

YES

NO

YES

Check point1.Does current near or exceed full load current?2.Is the slip too big?

Check Point1. Does current decreases when speed is increasing2. Is the slip too big?

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Motor Parameters Auto- tuning

YES

NO1

Can the load be removed from motor?

3.2

Input motor no load current 05-05(guessed)

Set 05-00 to 2(static tuning), then press RUN

3.3

Set 05-00 to 3(static tuning and motor’s axis should be locked), then press RUN. (If it not locked motor will run)

Parameters are set as factory values and the all wiring is correct.

1

according to motor’s nameplate:Rated voltage: 01-02Rated frequency: 01-01Full loaded current: 05-01Motor power: 05-02Rated speed: 05-03motor’s poles: 05-04

According to motor’s power to input suitable ACC./DEC. time: 01-12, 01-13

If motor’s base frequency is bigger than maximum operating freq.(01-00), please set 01-00 as the same with 01-01

2

Set 05-00 to 1(dynamic tuning), then press RUN. (Notice: motor will run)

3.1

NO2

For a while, it is completed when motor has stopped. This process need about 30 s, with small motor. For large motor, it determined by ACC./DEC. time.

It will display AUE when it fails. Please check whether wiring and parameters are all correct.

Check parameters05-00,05-06,05-07,05-08,05-09 whether have successfully been written in

4

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FOC+PG control mode -Trial Run

Select PG feedback card that is suitable to encoder power source and signal type.

1

Correctly installed into drive’s slot and wiring correctly.

Input PPR of encoder : 10-00

2

Input encoder’s signal type: 10-01

EMV-PG01X

EMV-PG01O

EMV-PG01L

Set control mode 00-10= 3 (FOC+PG)

Set lower Fcmd for testing

RUN

Any PG error or abnormity

speed?

Check other frequencyA

Change running direction

STOP

PGF1 check parametersPGF2 wire disconnectedPGF3 feedback stallPGF4 slip abnormity

B

Operate again after elimination

Current abnormity

CCheck the numbers of pulse of the encoder weather is the same with parameters10-00Check whether the settings of mechanical electronic gear ratio 10-27,10-28 is all rightOperate again after elimination

YES

NO

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Inertia Estimation

Check the coupling of load and motor are all correctly

Adjust ACC./DEC. time according to load inertia. The less load inertia need shorter ACC./DEC. time

2

RUN

NO

YES

Do FWD/REV running quickly and observe the change of parameters 11-01

3

FWDREV

Parameters 11-01 has convergence

or not

Parameters 11-01 has change or not

Stop motor’s running4 Press the PROG/DATA

key for set last convergence into 11-01PROG

DATA Set 11-00 as 0

Inertia is estimated wrongly. Decrease the frequency command and estimate again.

Continue to estimate

1

Confirm drive control mode 00-10=3

Set Fcmd to 2/3 of motor’s rated frequency

Set 11-00 as 2

YES

NO

Convergence speed is according to different load inertia. The bigger inertia convergence is slower and needs do more test

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0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20-60

-40

-20

0

20

40

60

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20800

1000

1200

1400

1600

1800

(Hz)

(PU)

SpdRef

inertia

Inertia Estimation

Frequency command

Load inertia value

System will run

Convergence

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Vector control diagram

00-20P

I

+ +

+

++

÷

-

Current control

PWM00-17

M

coordinateschange

Encoder10-00, 10-01

Actual frequency

Current feedback

Weak magnetism curve

Torque bias

07-28

No bias

According to 03-00 analog multi-function

According to 07-28 torque bias

According to multi-function input terminals

Torque limit

ASR low-pass filter 10-09

07-32~07-35

10-21/10-22 zero speed PI10-04/10-05 middle speed PI10-06/10-07 high speed PI

Base voltage/current: 01-01/01-02

Motor’s parameters05-01~05-09

Source of frequency command

PI adjustor

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Vector control -Adjust Methods

YES

Estimate Jm value

NO

Set auto gain adjustment 11-00=1

Adjust 11-02, 11-03 & 11-11 separately for difference speed which its response need

Adjust if it is require 11-04 (PDFF function)

Adjust by requirement 10-08 (ASR1/ASR2 switch frequency)

Adjust by requirement 07-32~35 (torque limit)

Manual gain adjust11-00=0 (factory setting)

Adjust 10-04, 10-05 : middle speed10-06, 10-07: high speed 10-21, 10-22: 0 speed

Adjust by requirement 10-09(normally no need to adjust)

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Vector control- PI Adjustor

To adjust 11-11 for output higher torque at 0Hz

10-0610-07

10-0410-05

10-2110-22

0 Hz 10-08 Hz

PI

5 Hz 5 Hz

(PI adjustment-Manual gain adjust)

11-03

11-02

11-11

0 Hz 10-08 Hz

PI

5 Hz 5 Hz

1.Must known inertia first2.Set 11-00 as 1

(PI adjustment-auto gain adjust)

To adjust 10-21, 10-22 for output higher torque at 0Hz

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Beside traditional PI control, VE-series also provides PDFF function to reduce overshoot. To enable PDFF function, it need to:

1.Must know inertia first

2.Set 11-00 to 13.Adjust 11-04 (the larger number is set and the suppressed overshoot function will be better. But it will cause worse system response)

Vector control-PDFF

It is recommended to disable this function (Pr.

11-04=0) for Y- △connection switch and

ASR1/ASR2 switch application

PDFF

PI

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For the spindle application, the adjustment method is1. To run the motor at its max. frequency2. Monitor the output voltage3. Adjust settings of Pr.11-05 (motor 1) or Pr.11-06 (motor 2) to make

the output voltage reach motor rated voltage4. The larger number it is set, the larger output voltage you will get.

Vector control-Flux Weakening Curve

Fbase

11-05 / 11-06

Hz

N-m

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Vector control-Speed Feed-forward

For the spindle motor Fast ACC./DEC. application

The adjustment method is:

1. With factory default and it can not meet the requirement of

system ACC./DEC. time

2. Adjust 11-12, the larger number you set, the faster response you

will get.

3. For general, no need to adjust.

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10-23Position feed forward

Position Control diagram

P

I

+ +

+

÷

-

Currentcontrol

PWM00-17

M

coordinateschange

Encoder

Actual frequency

Current feedback

Weak magnetism curve

Toque bias

07-27

No bias

According to 03-00 analog multi-function

According to 07-28 toque bias

According to multi-function to input terminals

Toque limitASR low-pass filter 10-09

07-32~07-3506-12

10-21/10-22 zero speed PI10-04/10-05 middle speed PI10-06/10-07 high speed PI

10-0010-01

PI adjustor

P

D

Integral

+

-

++

Actual position

10-21Positioncommand

Frequency command

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Tuning-Position

10-23

P

D+ +

+Position command Frequency command

Actual position

10-21

Positionselection

10-19

I/O serial position

PG card Pulse command

According to multi-function Input

-

10-19 internal position (Home) Multi-input uses external terminals to set 34 multi-step position

function enable (multi-point position) Serial, uses external terminals to set 41 serial position clock and 42

serial position (multi-point position)All above need to use external terminals to set 35 position control

PG reference input, use 00-20 = 5, 10-15 PG ref input EnableExternal terminals set 37 pulse position command input enable (position following)

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Home point position

SpdRef

RunStopFWD

MI4 =Position Control (35)

Speed Mode Position Mode(internal position, home 10-19)

RLY2 =On Position (39)

10-19 counter(10-00*10-01)

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Multi-position teach

MI1=1

MI2=2

MI3=3

MI4 =4

MI5=36

Run/Stop

0

1

1

1

1

0

0

1

1101 =11-->04-25

2 1101 =09-->04-23

2

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Multi-position teach

Multi-speed / Multi-position SpeedSelection

PositionSelection

MI4 MI3 MI2 MI1

OFF OFF OFF OFF Main Speed 10-19

OFF OFF OFF ON Multi-speed1 04-00 Multi-position 1 4-15

OFF OFF ON OFF Multi-speed2 04-01 Multi- position 2 04-01

OFF OFF ON ON Multi-speed3 04-02 Multi- position 3 04-02

OFF ON OFF OFF Multi-speed4 04-03 Multi- position 4 04-03

OFF ON OFF ON Multi-speed5 04-04 Multi- position 5 04-04

OFF ON ON OFF Multi-speed6 04-05 Multi- position 6 04-05

OFF ON ON ON Multi-speed7 04-06 Multi- position 7 04-06

ON OFF OFF OFF Multi-speed8 04-07 Multi- position 8 04-07

ON OFF OFF ON Multi-speed9 04-08 Multi- position 9 04-08

ON OFF ON OFF Multi-speed10 04-09 Multi- position 10 04-09

ON OFF ON ON Multi-speed11 04-10 Multi- position 11 04-10

ON ON OFF OFF Multi-speed12 04-11 Multi- position 12 04-11

ON ON OFF ON Multi-speed13 04-12 Multi- position 13 04-12

ON ON ON OFF Multi-speed14 04-13 Multi- position 14 04-13

ON ON ON ON Multi-speed15 04-14 Multi- position 15 04-14

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Serial Position

D OM xI

D 1S P I P o s i t i o n C o m m a n d D a t a M xI

V F D - V E

CNCcontroller(PLC)

Multi-input02-01~02-06set 41

Multi-input02-01~02-06set 42

S P I P o s i t i o n C o m m a n d c l o c k

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Serial Position

P G p o s i t i o n

c o n t r o l p o i n t

P r . 1 0 - 1 9

O S S

C l o c k

O S S

D a t a

1 2 3 4 1 1 1 2

b 0b 1 1E n c o d e r b 1b 2b 3b 4b 5b 6b 7b 8b 9b 1 0

3 6 0

1 8 0

9 0

4 5

1 3 7

3 0 8

4 0 9 6

4 0 9 5

2 0 4 8

1 0 2 4

5 1 2

1 5 5 8

3 5 0 4

3 6 8 7

0

1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 011

1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 111

V F D - V 2

t r a n s m i s s i o n s t a r t

R e a d y fo r t r a n s m i s s i o n

t e s t e x a m p l e

a n g l e

Multi-input02-01~02-06set 41

Multi-input02-01~02-06set 42

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Torque Control diagram

P

I

+ +

+

+

÷

-

Currentcontrol

PWM00-17

M

Encoder

Actual frequency

Current feedbackWeak magnetism curve

Toquebias

07-27

No bias

According to 03-00 analog multi-function

According to multi-function to input terminals

Toque limit06-12

ASR low-pass filter 10-09

Toque limit07-32~07-35

10-21/10-22 zero speed PI10-04/10-05 middle speed PI10-06/10-07 high speed PI

10-0010-01

PI adjustor

The source of toque command can through 07-21 to select KP/communication/analog

Toque limit

Toque command filter time 07-23 s

pe

ed

/toq

ue

Mo

de

se

lec

tion

+

Speed limit command is selected by 07-24 , 00-20 or 07-25/07-26

coordinateschange

According to 07-28 toque bias

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06-12 current limit06-12 current limit

06-12 current limit 06-12 current limit

Quadrant 1

Quadrant 4Quadrant 3

Quadrant 2

Forward motor modeReverse generator mode

Reverse motor mode Forward generator mode

ForwardReverse

speedspeed

Positive torque

Negative torque

The minimum of the comparison result of the three layers will be torque limit

Analog terminal 03-00~02d7: positive torque limitd9: regenerative torque limit d10: positive/negative torque limit

Analog terminal 03-00~02d7: positive torque limitd10: positive/negative torque limit

Analog terminal 03-00~02d8: negative torque limitd9: regenerative torque limit d10: positive/negative torque limit

Analog terminal 03-00~02d8: negative torque limitd9: regenerative torque limit d10: positive/negative torque limit

Reverse regenerative torque Limit 07-35

Forward regenerative torque Limit 07-33

Forward motor torque Limit 07-32

Reverse motortorque Limit 07-34

Torque Limit of FOC

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Torque Control-Speed Limit Method

Method 107-24=0 Speed limit is from Pr.07-25,Pr.07-26

Torque

frequency/speed

Forward 07-25Reverse 07-26

Method 2 07-24=1 Speed limit is from Pr.00-20(Source of the frequency command )

Torque

frequency/speed

Forward 00-20Reverse 07-26

Toque

frequency/speed

Forward 07-25Reverse 00-20

When 07-24=1,Speed limit is positive,then negative speed limit is determined by 07-26

When 07-24=1,Speed limit is negative, then positive speed limit is determined by 07-25

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Torque Control

Speed Control

Torque Control

Speed Control

ON

RUN

Speed/Torque Control Switch

ON

Multi-function InputDefault: d26 Torque/Speed Mode Switch OFF OFF

Speed LimitSpeed

CommandSpeed Limit

Speed Command

Torque Command

Torque Limit

Torque Command

Torque Limit

Run/Stop

03-00~03=d1AVI/AUI/ACI:Fcmd

03-00~03=d2AVI/AUI/ACI:Tcmd

Control ModeSpeed Control

(Ramp to Stop)

STOP STOP

Speed/Torque Control Timing Chart00-10 =d03/d04

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Motor Y- Switch Function (Wiring)△

Y- connection switch: can be used for wide range motor△Y connection for low speed: higher torque can be used for rigid tapping

△ connection for high speed: higher speed can be used for high-speed drilling

IM

U V W

X Y Z

△connection control02-11~14=d32

Y connection control02-11~14=d31

RA

MRA

UVW△connection is completed

02-01~06=d30

Y-connection is completed02-01~06=d29

MI1

MI2

Wiring diagram of Y- connection switch function△

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T

Speed30 90

P

Motor Y- Switch Function△

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Motor Y- Switch Timing Chart△

ON ON

ON ON

ON

ON

If switch F setting is 60Hz, then real switch F is 62Hz at acceleration

05-11 Y-△Switch frequency

Real switch F is 58Hz at Deceleration

Motor speed/frequency

1. Here motor is in free run status, VFD stops outputting

2. Motor speed will decreases according to load inertia

Y-connection control signal output

Y-connection confirmation input

△connection Control signal output02-11~14=d32

△ connection confirmation input02-11~14=d30

Mechanical spring time

02-11~14=d31

02-11~14=d29

Switch waiting time is 05-30 min.=0.2sec

Band is 2Hz

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RUN

Mechanical brake release

DC brake DC brake

Brake Control Function

Mechanical brake Control function can work together with zero speed holding or DC brake to get the purpose of load would not slide or pause when starting up. So it can be widely used in the field of elevator and crane.

Motor speed/frequency

02-31 brake release delay timeBrake delay release output 02-11~02-14=d12

Mechanical brake braked braked

07-02 DC braking time during start

07-03 DC braking time during stop

RUN/STOP STOP

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DEB Function (Deceleration Energies Regeneration)

The DEB (Deceleration Energy Backup) function is the AC motor drive decelerates to stop after momentary power loss. When the momentary power loss occurs, this function can be used for the motor to decelerate to 0 speed with deceleration stop method. When the power is on again, motor will run again after DEB return time. ( Can be applied to high speed spindle motor)

It doesn't need multi-

function terminals

DC BUS

LV level

Soft-start relay ON level (LV+30V)

DEB return time counting level (LV+30V+58V)

07-14

Soft-start Relay

DEB function is activated

Output frequency

DEB return time

Pr. 07-13 DEB DEC. Time

Status 1: Insufficient power supply due to momentary power-loss/ unstable power (due to low voltage)/ sudden heavy-load

When Pr. 07-14 is set to 0, the AC motor drive will be stopped. Drive will not ACE. To the frequency before DEB even the power has return

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Status 3:Some brand can enable DEB function via external terminal. For VFD-VE series, the DEB function can be used by combine deceleration time and EF function. For example, in textile machinery, you will hope that all the machines can be decelerated to stop to prevent broken stitching when power loss. In this case, the system controller will send a signal to the drive, thus, it can be done via combine DEB and EF function.

DC BUS voltage

LV levelSoft-start relay ON level (LV+30V)

DEB return counting time level (LV+30V+58V)

07-14

Soft start relay

DEB function is activated

Output frequency

DEB return time

DEB DEC. time 07-13

Status 2: unexpected power off, such as momentary power loss

DEB Function

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•This function is used to enhance the unstable speed/position due to analog resolution no enough. •It needs to use with external input terminals (Pr 02-11~Pr.02-14 set 43).•Set Pr. 10-25 as analog input resolution switch frequency

Max. frequency for resolution switch of analog simulation value

Resolution switch02-11~02-14=d43

FORWARD REVERSE

AUI 0V

AUI +10V

AUI -10V

Max. output frequency Pr.01-00

Resolution switch frequency

Pr. 10-25

Output frequency

0Hz

Max, frequency switch waiting time

Max, frequency switch waiting time

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Spindle motor (0.75kW~11kW) Main applying function:0~3600Hz

High speed curving machinePCB drilling machine

Spindle motor

Market Application 1

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Elevator (7.5kW~22kW) (90m/min), craneMain applying function: FOCPG control, auto DC brake and mechanical brake control

Market Application 2

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Drilling, lathe, milling and curving Integrated CNC machine, tools boxMain applying function: home position, multi-step position, pulse command position , electronic gear ratio, mechanical gear ratio, Y- start-up switch and speed search△

Market Application 3

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Printing machineMain applying function : toque control (TQRPG)

Surface and intaglio printing machine, flexible printing machine

Market Application 4

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Customer allow toreceive

OK OK OK Testing

Controler Franc Centrido SYNTEC INTEKDriver Model 075V23A-2 075V23A-2 055V43A-2 075V23A-2Motor power 5.5kW 5.5kW 5.5kW 3.7kW( Hidden principal axis)

Encoder 1024ppr 1024ppr 1024ppr 1024pprApllying machines Lathe Lathe/Milling Integrate Milling machine Lathe

Original usingbrand

Franc VFd-V KEB Fuji MS5

Spindle speed 3000rpm 6000rpm 12000rpm 6000rpmMotor speed 3000rpm 6000rpm 8000rpm 6000rpm

Accel/decel time No requirement 2 seconds No requirement 3.5 secondsPosition No Yes Yes 12

Requirment ofprocessing

characteristics

1500 rpm flexible tapping position and tools change High/low speed 0.5mm

Y-D switch No No No Yesmulti-step position No No No YesPulse command

inputNo No No

V command Yes AVI: 0~10V YesCustomer profits Cost down Improvement of the old

problems of instability andvibration of V positioning

The whole machine adoptslocal components

Cost down

V2 problems V command linear problems No Quick positoning whenmoving

Nots Currently, no feedbackproblems from customers

Been produced Testing Testing

Base problem New functions is need

Application Example 1

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Application 1 (flexible tapping-Wiring)

FWD

REV

AVISpeed command

MI1

Accel time 1 and 2 switch

RLY1Driver is ready

MO1Speed attained

MO2Zero speed including stop

U.V,W

1024pprLine-drive

PG in

VFDcontroller

Motor

Spindle1024pprLine-drive

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Application 1 (flexible tapping-Time chart)

SpdRef

Run StopFWD

MI1 =1/2 accel/decel switch

Drilling Flexible tapping

Run

1st step accel/decel 2nd step accel/decel

Z axis in Spindle decelerateZ axis doesn't move

Principle axisZ 軸 out

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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12-50

0

50

100

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12-100

-50

0

50

100

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12-100

-50

0

50

100

(Hz)

(A)

(A)

SpdRef SpdFdb

iqRef

ias

Drilling Flexible tapping

Application 1(flexible tapping-Wave Form)

1000rpm

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Application 1 (High-Speed Position -Wiring)

FWD

REV

AVISpeed Command

MI4Position Control ON

RLY1 Error indication

MO1

At speed (Setpoint at running)

MO2

Zero Speed including Drive Stop(INV fout)

U.V,W

PG in

AC Motor DriveController

Motor

Spindle

1024pprLine-drive

MI5Reset

RLY2 On Position

PG out

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Application 1 (High-Speed Position –Time chart)

SpdRef

RunStopFWD

MI4 =Position Control (35)

Speed Mode Position Mode(internal position, home 10-19)

RLY2 =On Position (39)

MO1 =At Speed (2)

MO2 = Zero Speed(34)

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Application 1(High-Speed Position-Wave Form)

2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18-100

0

100

200

300

2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18-50

0

50

100

2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18-50

0

50

(Hz)

(A)

(A)

SpdFdb

iqRef

ias

High speed internal position

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4 6 8 10 12 14 16-50

0

50

100

150

200

250

4 6 8 10 12 14 16-40

-30

-20

-10

0

10

20

30

40

(Hz)

(A)

SpdFdb

ias

Application 1 (Motor Y-D Switch) Y

Delta Y

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Former Brand SYNTEC+VFD-V VFD-V NEW VFD-VSpindle Speed 12000rpm 12000rpm 12000rpm 3500rpmMotor Speed 12000rpm 12000rpm 12000rpm 3500rpmAccel/decel

Time4 sencods 4 sencods 4 sencods 4 sencods

Position Yes Yes Yes YesRequirment of

processingcharacteristics

Rigid Tapping Rigid tapping, position andtools change

Rigid tapping, position andtools change

Rigid tapping, position andtools change

Y-D Switch No No No NoMulti-stepPosition

No No No No

PulseCimmand Input

Yes Yes N/A No

V command No No No YesCustomerProfits

Improvement of the oldproblems of instability andvibration of V positioning

Improvement of the oldproblems of instability andvibration of V positioning

Trial-run for new model Improvement of the oldproblems of instability andvibration of V positioning

V2 Problems Waiting for new edition test Waiting for new edition test Waiting for new edition test Temporarily use V-typeNots Ecoder wire is long,

occationallly positioninaccurately because of noise

Inaccurate position caused bynoise

Inaccurate position causedby noise

Inaccurate position causedby noise

Base Problems Hardware of PG cardinterrupted by environment

Hardware of PG cardinterrupted by environment

Hardware of PG cardinterrupted by environment

Hardware of PG cardinterrupted by environment

Application Example 2

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Application 2 (Fast Acceleration/Deceleration)

0 2 4 6 8 10 12-100

0

100

200

300

400

500

0 2 4 6 8 10 12-20

0

20

40

0 2 4 6 8 10 12-40

-20

0

20

40

(Hz)

(A)

(A)

SpdFdb

iqRef

ias

About 4 seconds

12000rpm

About 2 seconds

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Customer allow toreceive

The sencond stage 2007/4/1 The sencond stage 2007/4/1 The sencond stage 2007/6/1

Controler Centrido CNC Fanuc HeidenhainDriver Model 075V23A-2 075V23A-2 075V23A-3Motor power 5.5KW 5.5kW 7.5kW

Encoder 1024ppr 1024ppr 1024pprApllying machines Milling machine Lathe Lathe

Former brand A700 Franc/Mitsubishi+Qma The first generation of LatheSpindle speed 3000~6000rpm 3600rpm 8000rpmMotor speed 6000rpm 5760rpm 8000rpm

Accel/decel time 2 senconds 3 senconds RequiedPosition Internal single position No Yes

Requirment ofprocessing

characteristics

Position and tools change,mechanical gear ratio switch

1200 rpm flexible tapping and side-cutting multi-position

Resolution and response

Y-D switch No No Nomulti-step position No No YesPulse command

inputNo No No

V command AVI: 0~10V AVI: 0~10V AUI: -10~+10VCustomer profits Have'nt adopted V Cost cut Cost cutV2 problems Two mechanical gear ratio 28:28 and

28:56mechanical gear ratio Use closed loop of Vcommand

system to position, AUI resolutionis deficient

Nots 1)New requirement of noticing VFDto switch two gears ratio by externalIO2)Can replace A700

Arranging testing, currently multi-position output need to besupplimented

Need to improve resolution so asto observe response

Base problems New function, waiting for adding D/Idefinition

Waiting for adding D/O definition AD resolution

Application Example 3

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Application 4 (Tension Control - Wiring)

FWD

REV

AVISpeed Limit

AUITorque Command (0~10V)

MO1 Error indication

U.V,W

PG in

AC Motor DriveController

Motor

1024pprLine-drive

PG out

Diagram 1: V Wiring

As for VFD-V, FWD/REV specifies torque command and speed limit direction.

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Application Example 4 (Tension Control –VE Wiring)

FWD

REV

AVISpeed Limit

AVI2Torque Command (0~10V)

MO1 Error indication

U.V,W

PG in

AC Motor DriveController

Motor

1024pprLine-drive

PG out

Diagram 2: VE Wiring

MI1direction of Torque command

If the torque command is from AUI, then, torque direction is decided by the by AUI.

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Application 4 (Tension Control –Time chart)

SpdLimit

RunStopFWD

MI1 = direction ofTorque command

Torque Command

SpdLimit

RunStopREV

MI1 = direction ofTorque command

Torque Command

Control Time chart: (a) FWD Torque Command; (b) REV Torque Command

(a)

(b)

Speed limit have accelerate/decelerate

Speed limit have accelerate/decelerate

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Application 4 (Tension Control-Wave Form)

4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20-50

0

50

100

150

200

4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20-200

-100

0

100

200

4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20-10

-5

0

5(Hz)

(A)

(A)

SpdLimit SpdFdb

Tq Command

ias

Torque Mode Speed Mode

PG feedback signals are interfered, which causes unstable speed.

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Application-Elevator

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Application-Elevator Control-Wiring

Eric (seem G5) Cable Number VE

Pin Def. Set Pin Set

19 RBError indication

028 RBError indication

20 RC 0028 RC

9 MRADuring Run

002 MRABrake release function

10 MRC 006 MRC

11 DCM 018 DCM

6 S6 Multi-Speed 2 (25Hz) 023 MI 1 Multi-Speed 2 (25Hz)

5 S5 Emergency Stop 0022 MI 4 Emergency Stop

1 S1 FWD 020 FWD

2 S2 REV 021 REV

7 S7 Multi-Speed 3 (6Hz) 022 MI 2 Multi-Speed 2 (6Hz)

8 S8 Jog (0Hz) 024 MI 5 Multi-Speed 3 (0Hz)

3 S3Multi-Acc/Dec 1

(connect to pin7)MI 3

Multi-Acc/Dec 1

(connect to MI 2)

4 S4Multi-Acc/Dec 2

(connect to pin8)MI 6

Multi-Acc/Dec 2

(connect to MI 5)

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Application-Elevator Control -Timing

SpdRef

Motor Operation Indication

Run/Stop Command

DCI

Brake

40Hz

6Hz

0Hz DCI

MI2 & MI3

MI5 & MI6

2nd step speed6Hz

3rd step speed 0Hz

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Application-Elevator Control –Wave Form

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20-10

0

10

20

30

40

50

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 200

10

20

30

40

50

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20-50

0

50

(Hz)

(A)

(A)

Spd*

Spd

iq*

ias

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5th in Korea

Application-Carne test

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Picture-1

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Picture-2

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MotorVOLTS : 380 ACAMP : 26AFrequency : 60kW : 9Poles : 8Rpm : 840

InverterModel : VFD150V43A

Specification

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In the Crane application, without Encoder is very normal. So, can only use the SVC control method. To us DCI function for braking release and engage control will cause a random slip during go up or down.

In order to avoid slip, a Dwell function is need. To operate in coordination with multi-out function set as “42”, parameter 02-32 and 02-33 can reach higher safety operation.

Braking

Mu lti-ou tputMO=42( >02-33 active )

02-33Speed Area se tting

07-16Dwell Frequency at Accel.

07- 15Dwell Time at Accel.Outpu t Frequency

Release

Output cruuent

02-32Current Output Detect

Function note

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2-11=d29, 02-33=5Hz, the output waveform as below:

14 15 16 17 18 19 200

5

10

15

20

25

14 15 16 17 18 19 20-1

0

1

2

3

4

5

14 15 16 17 18 19 200

10

20

30

40

(Hz)

(A)

H fcmd

brake close

brake release

Irms

Waveform-1

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2-11=d42(fcmd>02-33), 02-33=2.5Hz, output waveform:

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20-20

0

20

40

60

80

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20-1

0

1

2

3

4

5

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 200

10

20

30

40

50

(Hz)

(A)

H

fcmd

brake close

brake release

Irms

Go down Go Up

Waveform-2

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M e ch a n ic a l b r a k e r

M u lti - o u tp u t

M O = 4 2 ( A c ti v a t e d w h e n

F c m d > = 0 2 -3 3

C u r r e n t o u t > 0 2 - 3 2

T im e > 0 2 -3 1 )

0 7- 16 D w e l l F r e q . a t A cc e l.

0 7- 1 5

D w e ll Ti m e at A cc el .O u tp u t F r e q .

02-31Brake Delay Time

Set 07-16=02-33and when output current >02-32

0 7- 1 7D w e l l T i m e a t D ec ce l .

Set 07-18=02- 33 AND when output current <02-32

0 7- 1 8 D w el l Fr eq .

a t D e ce l .

02-31Brake Delay Time

07-16= 02-33 and Fcmd>02-33Output current>02-32Time > 02-31=>Mul ti-output=42(crane function) activated

Function time chart

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More and more middle and low level “Printing machine” and “Stretching machine” would like to have a Inverter with PLC function. These can be define as below:

Application-Printing machine

With reciprocating roller One or two PID

Not reel diameter data Two PID

Line speed-Analog-Pulse train-Communication

No Line speed

Get Reel diameter and Master Frequency

Master freq. +PID auxiliary freq.( one PID)

Get Reel diameter-Thickness integral-Analog input

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1. The System with the “Reciprocating roller” means can do tension Close-loop. The control mode can be the speed mode (either open or close loop) or torque mode.

2. In order to do speed close loop or torque mode, an encoder is need. But, people will not install it because the “cost”.

3. Besides, there is tension open loop with torque mode. But, its precision is not very good. Also, the encoder’s cost is higher than reciprocating roller

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Tractor

Reel-in(with encoder)

Reel-out(powder braking)

Picture

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VFD055V43A-2

MotorMotor

AVITension feedback

AVI2Line speed input/output

Reciprocating roller

Reel-in roller

AFM

Tractor

VFD055V43A-2

Encoder1024ppr

FWDRun CommandMO1

System Diagram

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Control diagram

+- -1

PID r esult direct ion

1

08-34

PID reference08-24, 08-25

08-26PID feedba ck

PI08-28, 08-2908-31, 08-32

08- 35

Limit +

08- 54

01-00

Limit

Sourc e of line speed08-36

08-53

Present reel diameter

Smart start function

Smart mode

Master F

+

Re el diameter compensate value

Reel dia meter Auto com pensate

08-52

Initia l reel diameter reset

02-01~02-0 6set "44"

Sour ces of initia l reel diameter

Output Freque ncy

Reel d iameter calcu late

08-52

0 8-42, 0 8-43Limit

08-41 set "0 "

08-44

Initial reel d iameter setting 0~3

08-45~ 08-47++ Selected by

multi -input

Reel diameter low pass filter t ime

No Reel diameter com pensate

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File 0 to 50 to 0_1.avi 及 0 to 50 to 0_2.avi: Tractor go 0Hz

first (pre-tension). After, increase to 50Hz and decrease to 0HzFile run to 50 and stop_1.avi 及 run to 50 and stop_2.avi: The

tractor go 50Hz with 1sec acc. Time and Stop with 1sec. Dec.From the video, we can know either of pre-tension or high-

speed start-up, the Reciprocating roller can go to the right

position very fast without overshoot.

Video description

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Demo

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E n c o d e r

M e a s u r e R o l l

V F D - M

V F D - V E

R o t a r y K n i f e

Cut pointsensor

Application-Cross cut

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11-09: Sensor position(180)11-22: Rotary knife circumference(753mm)11-23: Synchronous angle(30)11-24: Cut out length (mm)11-25: Measure roll circumference(512mm)11-26: Reference line speed11-27: Gear radio A11-28: Gear radio B

The cut out length can separate into 3 parts basic in Rotary knife circumference

A. Cut out length >= 2 times Rotary knife circumference

B. 2 times Rotary knife circumference > Cut out length >= Rotary knife circumference

C. Rotary knife circumference > Cut out length

New function

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實際線速度

電流

位置命令位置回授

線速度 60m/min, 裁長 1506mm(2 倍刀輪周長 )

5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 8.5 9 9.5

-2

-1.5

-1

-0.5

0

0.5

1

1.5

2

x 104

Line speed

Position feedbackPosition command

Line speed 60m/min, Cut-out length 1506mm( = 2 times Rotary knife circumference(753mm)

Measure roll speed

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6 6.5 7 7.5 8-2

-1.5

-1

-0.5

0

0.5

1

1.5

2

x 104

Line speed 96 m/min, Cut-out length 1506mm( = 2 times Rotary knife circumference(753mm)

Line speed

Position feedbackPosition command

Measure roll speed

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3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

-1.5

-1

-0.5

0

0.5

1

x 104

Line speed 96m/min, cut-out length 4000mm, ( > 2 times Rotary knife circumference(753mm)

DC Bus

Line speed

Position feedback

Measure roll speed

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4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 8.5 9

-3

-2

-1

0

1

2

3

x 104

Line speed 43m/min, Cut-out length1000mm( > Rotary knife circumference(753mm)

Line speed

Position feedback

Position command

Measure roll speed

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5 5.5 6 6.5 7

-3

-2

-1

0

1

2

3

x 104

Line speed

Position feedback

Position command

Measure roll speed

Line speed 43m/min, Cut-out length500mm(< Rotary knife circumference(753mm)

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This customer now is using Danfoss, Schnelder and Yaskawa G7. The VFD-M seriesis also use for one drive system.

Request function:1. Give +/- tension command, +/- speed command and speed limit via comm.

2. Torque mode and speed mode switch via comm.

3. Torque precision must as motor rate ±5%

4. PG out division to PLC

5. For 3.7~11Kw inverter, max. roll diameter is 1.5 米

6. RS485 comm. Protocol ASCII 、 9600bps

Application-Torque/Speed control in Dyeing machine

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Torque/Speed control in Dyeing machine

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Torque Control diagram

P

I

+ +

+

+

÷

-

Currentcontrol

PWM00-17

M

Encoder

Actual frequency

Current feedbackWeak magnetism curve

Toquebias

07-27

No bias

According to 03-00 analog multi-function

According to multi-function to input terminals

Toque limit06-12

ASR low-pass filter 10-09

Toque limit07-32~07-35

10-21/10-22 zero speed PI10-04/10-05 middle speed PI10-06/10-07 high speed PI

10-0010-01

PI adjustor

The source of toque command can through 07-21 to select KP/communication/analog

Toque limit

Toque command filter time 07-23 s

pe

ed

/toq

ue

Mo

de

se

lec

tion

+

Speed limit command is selected by 07-24 , 00-20 or 07-25/07-26

coordinateschange

According to 07-28 toque bias

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06-12 current limit06-12 current limit

06-12 current limit 06-12 current limit

Quadrant 1

Quadrant 4Quadrant 3

Quadrant 2

Forward motor modeReverse generator mode

Reverse motor mode Forward generator mode

ForwardReverse

speedspeed

Positive torque

Negative torque

The minimum of the comparison result of the three layers will be torque limit

Analog terminal 03-00~02d7: positive torque limitd9: regenerative torque limit d10: positive/negative torque limit

Analog terminal 03-00~02d7: positive torque limitd10: positive/negative torque limit

Analog terminal 03-00~02d8: negative torque limitd9: regenerative torque limit d10: positive/negative torque limit

Analog terminal 03-00~02d8: negative torque limitd9: regenerative torque limit d10: positive/negative torque limit

Reverse regenerative torque Limit 07-35

Forward regenerative torque Limit 07-33

Forward motor torque Limit 07-32

Reverse motortorque Limit 07-34

Torque of FOC

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Torque control via communication(Torque mode 00-10=4)

1. Set Torque command source 07-21 = 1(communicaiton)2. Torque command 07-20

:0106071403E8 -> Torque command(+ 100.0%):01060714FC18 -> Torque command( 100.0%)﹣

3. Speed limit source select 07-24

0 7 - 2 6 0 0 - 2 0 0 7 - 2 50 0 - 2 00 7 - 2 6 0 7 - 2 5

0 7 - 2 4 = 1 0 7 - 2 4 = 1

t o r q u e t o r q u e t o r q u e

f r e q u e n c y f r e q u e n c y f r e q u e n c y

P r . 0 7 - 2 4 = 0

R u n n i n g / o p p o s i t e r u n n i n g

d i r e c t i o n a r e

l i m i t e d b y P r . 0 7 - 2 5

a n d P r . 0 7 - 2 6 .

W h e n i t i s f o r w a r d r u n n i n g ,

r u n n i n g d i r e c t i o n i s l i m i t e d

b y P r . 0 0 - 2 0

o p p o s i t e r u n n i n g d i r e c t i o n

i s l i m i t e d b y P r . 0 7 - 2 6 .

W h e n i t i s r e v e r s e r u n n i n g ,

r u n n i n g d i r e c t i o n i s l i m i t e d

b y P r . 0 7 - 2 5

o p p o s i t e r u n n i n g d i r e c t i o n

i s l i m i t e d b y P r . 0 0 - 2 0 .

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To switch over between Torque and Speed mode via “virtual” terminal 02-23~02-30 set “26”02-23 = 26 (TQCPG/FOCPG switch)

To active this terminal:0106020A0100 -> Enable TQCPG/FOCPG switch =>FOCPG mode:0106020A0000 -> Disable TQCPG/FOCPG switch =>TQCPG mode

Torque Control

Speed Control

Torque Control

Speed Control

ON

RUN

ON

Multi-function InputDefault: d26 Torque/Speed Mode Switch

OFF OFF

Speed LimitSpeed

CommandSpeed Limit

Speed Command

Torque Command

Torque Limit

Torque Command

Torque Limit

Run/Stop

03-00~03=d1AVI/AUI/ACI:Fcmd

03-00~03=d2AVI/AUI/ACI:Tcmd

Control Mode Speed Control

(Ramp to Stop)

STOP STOP

Speed/Torque Control Timing Chart

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To switch over from Torque to Speed mode via “virtual” terminal02-23~02-30 set “26”If the speed command source is communication(00-20=1)

Command= +10.00 Hz communication:0106200103E8 -> Frequency command 10.00Hz:010620000010 -> Forward command

Command= -10.00 Hz via communication:0106200103E8 -> Frequency command 10.00Hz:010620000020 -> Reverse command

Run command via communication (00-21 = 2):010620000004Stop command via communication:010620000002

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Motor (Taiwan local brand)VOLTS : 380 ACAMP : 20.3AFrequency : 68.5kW : 11Poles : 4Rpm : 2000

InverterModel : VFD150V43A-2

Application-Injection machine

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Run/Stop

AUI(+/- 10V)VFD-VE

Oil

Sluice

Flow

Pressure

Controller

System diagram

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System picture

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Controller

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Controller

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Oil bag(for as buffer or adding pressure

Servo valve

Pressure meter

Oil direction

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Pump

Oil direction

Pressure feedback

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Normal (old) injection system do not control motor. The injection

and pressure hold process are accomplish by using valve and sluice

gate control. This will cause bad efficiency.

Simulate system is using servo valve open angle as real load

Oil and electric combination system for injection machine need do

flow rate control with fast speed response when doing “injection

process” and pressure control with high torque at low speed

during “pressure hold and cooling process” is

Description

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In je c t io n

M o ld c lo s in g

C h a rg in g

C o o l in g

M o ld o p e n in g

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Thank You !!