Motor Connection; Motor Holding Brake - Pilz PMCtendo DD5 Operating Manual

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4
Function description
4.2
Power element
4.2.2

Motor connection

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Motor connection
4.2.3

Motor holding brake

Motor holding brake
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The servo amplifier controls the motor with a variable frequency 3-phase
sequence. The motor holding brake is also controlled.
The rated voltage U
of the motors must comply with the following
N
value:
≥ U
⋅ 0.707
U
N
ZK
U
: Intermediate circuit voltage
ICV
Thermal switches and motor feedback systems on the servo motor
are evaluated.
In the commissioning software PDrive it is possible to select from a
database the appropriate data record and parameters to suit the mo-
tor.
Motor cables are available ready-assembled from Pilz as an accesso-
ry.
The servo amplifier can activate a motor holding brake (24 VDC, max.
1.5 A) directly. The motor holding brake is supplied by the control ele-
ment's supply voltage. Ensure that the power supply is adequately sized
(see "Technical details").
DANGER!
Risk from non-safety-related activation of the motor holding
brake!
Activation of a holding brake via output BR+/BR- of the servo
amplifier is not safety-related. Depending on the application,
hazardous motor movements may cause serious injury or death.
A motor holding brake activated by the servo amplifier alone is
not suitable for personal protection.
Block the drive through an additional mechanical holding brake,
which is activated safely.

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