Active brake unit
AssigneeBaumuller Numberg GmbH
InventorQian Chang
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AssigneeBaumuller Numberg GmbH
InventorQian Chang
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The invention relates to a circuit arrangement for recirculating the energy produced during the braking of electric motors into a supply system. The object of the invention is to implement the feeding of the energy that can be obtained when braking electric motors to the supply system without the use of an isolating transformer. Said object is solved by a forward branch (3), comprising a rectifier (32) connected to the supply system (1). The rectifier is guided via a first intermediate circuit (33) to a first inverter (34) that is connected to the motor (2), and a backward branch (4), comprising a second intermediate circuit (42) connected to the output of the first intermediate circuit (33), wherein a second inverter (41) is connected to the second intermediate circuit, and the second inverter in turn is connected to the supply system (1) via a mains circuit (5). Each pole of the second intermediate circuit (42) is connected via a series connection of a current-compensated throttle (61, 62) and a diode (64, 65) to the output of the first intermediate circuit (33).
Active braking unit for recirculating energy that is produced during the braking of electric motors (2) to a supply system (1) with a forward branch (3), comprising a rectifier (32) that is attached to the supply system (1), said rectifier being guided via a first intermediate circuit (33) to a first inverter (34), which is connected to the motor (2), and a reverse branch (4), comprised of a second intermediate circuit (42), which is connected to the output of the first intermediate circuit (33) and has a second inverter (41) connected to it, which second inverter is connected via a system adapting circuit (5) and/or other system coupling means to the supply system (1), characterized in that each pole of the second intermediate circuit (42) is connected to the output of the first intermediate circuit (33) via a series connection of a current-compensated choke (61, 62) and a diode (64, 65).
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