ABB ACS355-01E-06A7-2 [10/38] Common dc hardware

ABB ACS355-01E-06A7-2 [10/38] Common dc hardware
10 Description of common DC applications
Drives connected to a common DC bus can take all their energy from the DC bus
only, but one or two drives (principally even more) have to be connected to the
supplying AC line.
Common DC hardware
The hardware of common DC applications is simple: The drive's DC+ and DC-
terminals are connected together as a DC+ busbar and DC- busbar. In ACS355
drives, these busbars are the BRK+ and BRK- terminals
1
.
To keep the stray inductance of the DC bus small, a "star connection" (ie, parallel
copper busbars on supporting insulators, see the figure below) is preferred compared
to a point-to-point connection. This type of connection is also better because drive
terminals are neither designed nor dimensioned for linkage.
One advantage of a common DC configuration is that the supply side hardware
becomes simple as well: one common AC supply (isolator, fuses, contactor and AC
choke) instead of individual supplies.
The figure below presents an example of a common DC configuration with three
drives.
1. ACS355 has a free-wheeling diode parallel to the brake chopper IGBT, but the drive software
has to support common DC applications. ACSM1 drives parallel to ACS355 drives can be used
in common DC applications with the same restriction as ACS355. ACS350 and ACS310 drives,
on the contrary, cannot be used because ACS350 lacks a free-wheeling diode and ACS310
lacks a free-wheeling diode as well as BRK terminals.
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