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These microprocessor controlled drives
were originally developed in the early 1990's. They feature
a digital LCD display, keypad, IGBT type transistors and PWM
control.
The drive type is designated, for example,
94020M for Series 9000 460V, 20KVA/HP, and medium frequency.
Model numbers start with 72,
75, or 76; for example, 75010G1.
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Controlled by discrete digital logic and
analog circuits, these Volkmann
drives were developed in the mid 1980's.
They feature control terminal interface, BJT type transistors
and 6-step, variable DC bus control.
Model numbers start with 71;
for example, 71006AA.
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Controlled mainly by analog circuits, these
drives were developed in the late 1970's. They feature control
terminal interface, BJT type transistors, and 6-step, variable
DC bus control.
Model numbers for drives in enclosures
start with 70; for example, 70321AA.
An example of an open drive model number
would be AD-1-G4M150.
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These microprocessor controlled drives were developed in the early 1990's. They feature digital LED
display, keypad, IGBT type transistors and PWM control.
Model numbers are designated, for example, AD05V4B3N for AD-2,
5HP, 460V, 60Hz, 3 Phase drive
in NEMA 12 enclosure.
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