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Accelnet Plus Micro Modules User Guide
16-01687 Rev 03
Copley Controls
Page 98 of 139
L
IMITATIONS AND
N
ECESSARY
R
ISK
R
EDUCTIONS
E
LECTRICAL
I
SOLATION
The STO function does not provide electrical isolation between the drive and the motor.
Hazardous voltages may be present on the motor output terminals even with the STO function
activated.
DC
B
RUSH
M
OTORS
Failure of a MOSFET in the outputs of the drive that renders the MOSFET a virtual short-circuit
might result in continuous torque/force production in a DC motor. Unlike brushless motors
that limit rotation to one half of an electrical cycle, a DC motor can rotate uncontrollably under
a failed MOSFET scenario.
As result, the STO function cannot be used with DC brush motors.
180
D
EGREE
E
LECTRICAL
M
OVEMENT
In the event of MOSFET failures in the PWM outputs, unexpected motor movement of up to
180 electrical degrees can occur. It is the responsibility of the designer of the larger system
to assess and address any hazards that this unexpected movement could create.
L
OADS AND
O
THER
T
ORQUE
/F
ORCE
P
RODUCING
S
OURCES
The STO function produces an uncontrolled stop of category 0 as described in IEC 60204-1.
Any motor that is moving when the STO function is activated will coast to a stop unless there
are other forces operating on the same load. The STO function only removes torque/force
produced by current flow from the drive to the associated motor. Torque/force created by
gravity-influenced loads or other torque/force producing components mechanically connected
to the motor shaft cannot and will not be affected by the drive STO function. It is the
responsibility of the designer of the larger system to assess and address any hazards arising
from torque/force producing sources.
+HV
DC
P
OWER
S
UPPLY
The power supply used to provide the +HV drive power to a 90V model Accelnet Plus Micro
Module must have protections to limit the output voltage to 100 Vdc or less even in a single
fault condition. The power supply used to provide the +HV drive power to a 180V model
Accelnet Plus Micro Module must have protections to limit the output voltage to 200 Vdc or
less even in a single fault condition. Furthermore the power supply output must have galvanic
isolation from AC mains that meets the requirements for reinforced or double insulation.
VLOGIC
DC
P
OWER
S
UPPLY
STO
The VLOGIC power supply must have protections to limit the output voltage to 60 Vdc or less
even in a single fault condition. Furthermore the power supply output must have galvanic
isolation from AC mains that meets the requirements for reinforced or double insulation. If
the drive +HV can be 60 Vdc or less, then the VLOGIC and +HV can be driven from a single
SELV or PELV type source.