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AbrarAhmad
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Reverse Bridge in Inverter drives

10/04/2009 6:01 AM

Dear All,

We have a reverse bridge in sectional inverter drives of Paper Machine. Kindly let me know the application and the situation in which it will operate.

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Re: Reverse Bridge in Inverter drives

10/05/2009 2:02 AM

As far as I know it acts like a brake, providing a dc voltage to the motor terminals. It will normally act when the drive trips.
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