Boncuk New Member Jan 19, 2009 #1 Hi, is there any advantage using an L-C snubber circuit with high power phase controlled motors (5 to 10KW)? Boncuk
Hi, is there any advantage using an L-C snubber circuit with high power phase controlled motors (5 to 10KW)? Boncuk
M MrAl Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Jan 20, 2009 #2 Hi, Most snubbers use R and C because they have to get rid of some of that energy, not store it. If you post a schematic of your circuit we can take a look.
Hi, Most snubbers use R and C because they have to get rid of some of that energy, not store it. If you post a schematic of your circuit we can take a look.
U Ubergeek63 Well-Known Member Jan 20, 2009 #3 L-C would be a filter. At 10KW and 50Hz you are talking about $200 USD in 1000 piece quantity to get it down to something resembling DC. The advantage is more in motor life than EMI control. Dan Last edited: Jan 20, 2009
L-C would be a filter. At 10KW and 50Hz you are talking about $200 USD in 1000 piece quantity to get it down to something resembling DC. The advantage is more in motor life than EMI control. Dan