Industrial Servo Motor Yaskawa NEW ORIGINAL AC SERVO MOTOR SGMG-05A2AB 1500RMP

 

Future development of drive technology may broaden the range of acceptable motor slip. For example, some drive manufacturers have developed “encoderless” vector drives, which can be thought of as a “missing link” between conventional inverter drives and true flux vector drives using encoders. These new drives are intended to provide performance superior to an inverter drive, but below that of a flux vector drive. If an encoderless vector drive is used, follow the drive manufacturer’s recommendations for motor slip. 

 

 

Note that the above information on motor slip is intended to be a guide. If a drive manufacturer claims to be able to handle specific motors, or recommends a particular slip range, their recommendations should be followed.

 

 

When replacing an existing AC or DC motor with a new AC motor, the following issues should be taken into consideration. A new motor can provide better performance and help reduce adjustment time (hidden cost). When buying a new motor be sure it is designed for AC drive applications (proper winding wire insulation).