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3RW443. Datasheet(HTML) 7 Page - Siemens Semiconductor Group |
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7 / 40 page ![]() Soft start-up with voltage ramp and current limiting What are the benefits of settable current limiting? More and more power supply companies request compliance with specific current limit values during start-up to minimize the load on the power supply systems posed by high starting currents. This requirement can be perfectly met with the settable current limiting of our soft starters. Is an external bypass contactor required? No. Thanks to integrated bridging contact systems, bypass contactors are unnecessary while the power semiconductors’ power loss is nevertheless sustainably minimized. What are the advantages of the inside-delta circuit? With inside-delta circuits, the soft starter’s phases are switched in series with the individual motor windings, thanks to which the soft starter merely has to conduct the delta current, i. e. 58% of the nominal motor current (conductor current). Automatic recognition of the circuit type by our soft starters partially facilitates the application of considerably smaller devices. Do all three phases have to be controlled? No, this is not required for operational switching. Also for smooth motor start using our soft alternative, two controlled phases are sufficient with standard soft starters. Moreover, our solution not only saves costs, but also space in the control cabinet. However, the third controlled phase is required for inside-delta circuits. Are there further options for soft motor starting? Soft motor starting can also be realized with a frequency converter. However, this is only reasonable if the motor’s speed is to be influenced also during operation in addition to the starting phase – which increases the costs. Rated current I of the starter corresponds to the nominal motor current I 3 cables to the motor Rated current I of the starter corresponds to 58% of the nominal motor current I 6 cables (as with wye-delta* starters) to the motor Standard circuit Inside-delta circuit Phase control angle principle of the line voltage with soft starters using semiconductor elements = Phase control angle I = 100 A I = 58 A Q11 IN I I = 100 A I = 100 A I I with voltage ramp I I I I US: Starting voltage IS: Starting current IB: Limiting current with current limiting * star-delta 7 © Siemens AG 2008 |
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