2.9 Sine filter
Sine filters are connected between a variable frequency drive's output and
the motor. The voltage output by a sine filter will be virtually sinusoidal,
ensuring that:
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Conducted and radiated emissions will be reduced (EMC),
•
Irritating noise levels and motor losses will be reduced,
•
Potential insulation damage will be minimized, extending the motor's life
as a result.
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Sine filters require for the variable frequency drive to modulate
the output voltage with V/Hz control.
In order to meet this requirement, parameter P-60 on DC1-...E1
variable frequency drives needs to be set to a value of 1 (this is
the default setting).
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When there is a load-dependent or thermal overload, DC1
variable frequency drives will automatically reduce the carrier
frequency (f
modulation, effective rms value of 4 kHz).
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When used with a DX-SIN3... sine filter, the minimum
permissible carrier frequency (f
frequency drive must be set to 8 kHz using parameter P-17.
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For the rated sine filters DX-SIN3... for DC1 variable frequency
drives, please refer to the technical data chapter in
→ Section 6.11, "Sine filter", page 179.
DC1...20... and DC1...OE1 Variable Frequency Drives 02/20 MN040059EN www.eaton.com
) to a minimum value of 8 kHz (double
PWM
PWM
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) on the DC1 variable
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