Schneider Electric ALTIVAR 58 TRX Manual De Usuario

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09/2003

Two speed loop modes are available for fine tuning drive controller performance. IP mode is used for 
applications in which speed overshoot is not an acceptable response to a change in speed reference. 
In this mode, a fixed filter in the speed reference line improves noise immunity and steady state speed 
regulation. PI mode is used in applications that require the fastest response to a change in speed 
reference and/or change in motor loading.

Motor fluxing can improve acceleration response time by establishing magnetic flux in the motor before 
it receives a run command. There are three motor fluxing options:

• Continuous mode: flux is established and maintained in the motor as long as power is applied to the 

drive controller.

• Motor fluxing by logic input: A logic input is assigned to the motor fluxing function. When the assigned 

logic input goes high, flux builds in the motor.

• Normal operation: if the logic input is not active when a run command is given or if no logic input has 

been assigned to the function, flux builds in the motor when it starts up. This is the factory setting.

The flux current is equal to 1.5 times configured nominal motor current until full flux is established; it is 
then adjusted to the motor no-load current.

Motor fluxing options can be selected in open or closed loop control modes.

This function is used to select open loop or closed loop operation.

IP loop:        - not possible to exceed reference level

 - response time longer than for
  the PI loop

PI loop:

  - response time very short

 

 - possible to exceed reference level

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