
ENGINEERING INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS
MICROMASTER
MICROMASTER Vector
MIDIMASTER Vector
SIEMENS DA 64 – 2002/2003
Version D 3/48
3.15 MICROMASTER Vector
braking resistors
These braking resistors are used with the MICROMASTER
Vector drive inverters. They enable high inertia loads to be
quickly decelerated. When the motor and load decelerate, the
excess energy is fed back to the drive inverter and is stored in
the DC link capacitors. This causes the DC link voltage to
increase. The drive inverter is shutdown (tripped) when this
DC link voltage exceeds a specific value. The drive inverter
dissipates the excess energy in the externally mounting
braking resistor.
The resistor case is manufactured out of extruded aluminum
to dissipate the heat generated when braking/decelerating.
Mounting holes: 2 x 5.5 mm
L1
T
Depth
B
L
1 m, 2 core shielded
cable with
6.3 mm Faston
connectors
Mounting holes: 4 x 5.5 mm
B1
T
Depth
B1
L1
B
L
1 m, 2 core shielded
cable with
6.3 mm Faston
connectors
B2
The resistors must be installed in a vertical position and
secured to a metal surface (> 0.5 m
2
) using two/four M5
screws.
They are cooled by convection so that a minimum 100 mm
clearance must be provided above and below the components
to allow an unimpeded air flow. The resistor must be mounted
at least 50 mm from the side of the inverter to prevent the
units from being overheated.
The thermal cut-out switch, supplied with the braking resistor,
should be mounted directly onto the resistor body.
Resistor
Continuous
rating
Peak
power
Resistance
(tol. ± 10%)
Peak
voltage
Dimensions Weight Inverter type
Order No. W
(5% duty
cycle)
W
W
DC
V
L
mm
L1
mm
W
mm
W1
mm
W2
mm
D
mm kg
6SE3290-0CA87-2RA0
40 800 200 200 190 57 28 - 54 1.3 MMV12 - MMV75
MMV12/2 - MMV75/2
6SE3290-0CB87-2RA0
80 1600 100 450 280 271 57 28 - 54 1.7 MMV110 - MMV150
MMV110/2 - MMV150/2
6SE3290-0CC87-2RA0
200 4000 40 338 330 80 20 40 54 3.1
MMV220 - MMV300
MMV220/2 - MMV400/2
6SE3290-0DA87-2RA0
80 1600 400 280 270 57 28 - 54 1.7 MMV37/3 -MMV150/3
6SE3290-0DB87-2RA0
150 3000 200 900 280 271 83 23 40 54 2.5 MMV220/3 - MMV300/3
6SE3290-0DC87-2RA0
400 7500 85 400 390 103 28 40 52 3.8 MMV400/3 - MMV750/3
When braking, the inverter dissipates the braking energy of the motor and load to the externally mounted resistor. The lower the value of
the external resistor, then the greater the braking power. The resistors are able to dissipate large amounts of energy for short periods, but
when used continuously, the rating is considerably less. Standard braking resistors are designed for a 5% load duty cycle. To protect
the resistor and the inverter from overload, the MICROMASTER Vector ‘Braking chopper’ (P070) limits the duty cycle (ratio of "Time
ON" to "Time OFF") to 5% (12 seconds in 4 minutes!). This reduces the maximum dissipation level of the resistor.
The resistor must be adequately rated to withstand the resulting power dissipation. However, it may not have less than 40
W for
230V and 80
W for 400V drive units. It must also be ensured that the resistor has the required voltage strength. If an unsuitable
resistor is used, this could be destroyed as a result of the pulsed voltage.
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