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DC motor drive with voltage boost
What DC drive controller will produce more than 90vdc from 115vac?
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try looking at www.minarikcorp.com
"Louis Ohland" wrote in message ... What DC drive controller will produce more than 90vdc from 115vac? -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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What DC drive controller will produce more than 90vdc from 115vac? The Surplus Center has a couple of different ones. Just search for controller on their web site: http://surpluscenter.com/ -- Dennis |
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On Sat, 29 Dec 2007 22:24:41 -0600, Louis Ohland
wrote: What DC drive controller will produce more than 90vdc from 115vac? Bodine's DC drives use filtered supplies and have a nominal 130VDC output. Downside is that they're very expensive compared to an equivalent KB, Dart, or Minarik controller. -- Ned Simmons |
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Just got off of Bodine's site, their DC motors go up to 1/2HP, their DC
PWM drives to 7/16HP, SCR drive to 1/3HP. Ned Simmons wrote: On Sat, 29 Dec 2007 22:24:41 -0600, Louis Ohland wrote: What DC drive controller will produce more than 90vdc from 115vac? Bodine's DC drives use filtered supplies and have a nominal 130VDC output. Downside is that they're very expensive compared to an equivalent KB, Dart, or Minarik controller. |
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DC motor drive with voltage boost
A common drive is 115vac to 130vdc.
KB Controls among others... KBPW-240D Black (8401) DC Drives, Nema 4x http://www.kb-controls.com/product.s...&productId=112 DT wrote: What DC drive controller will produce more than 90vdc from 115vac? The Surplus Center has a couple of different ones. Just search for controller on their web site: http://surpluscenter.com/ |
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