10.F5.MBD-YA0D KEB
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The 10.F5.MBD-YA0D is an axis drive manufactured by KEB as part of the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. It has a rated switching frequency of 8 kHz and supports a maximum motor power of 3 HP. The unit operates with a supply voltage class of 400 V and uses varnished convection cooling.
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The 10.F5.MBD-YA0D is an axis inverter from KEB that belongs to the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. It is intended for positioning and speed-regulated tasks in industrial automation, providing vector control for motors up to 3 HP when powered from a 400 V class supply. By integrating power conversion, signal processing, and protective monitoring in one housing, the unit helps reduce panel space while maintaining coordinated multi-axis motion on production lines.
The drive reads analog command levels with a resolution of 12 bit. Its analog outputs are smoothed by a 178 Hz internal filter before pulse-width modulation at 3.4 kHz. Feedback signals sent to external devices are generated at a 10 bit granularity, while the switching devices inside the inverter operate at a carrier frequency of 8 kHz. Each digital input has an impedance of 2.1 kΩ and is scanned every 1 ms, which supports fast state detection for PLC sequences. Auxiliary status lines and the incremental encoder interface both use TTL levels through a SubD connector, and the combined transistor outputs may source up to 50 mADC. Reference channels supply 4 mA for current-loop circuits, and the relay contact can switch 30 VDC for interlock tasks.
The inverter size code is 10, placing the unit in the mid-range of this drive platform. The unit uses convection cooling and has a varnished finish to handle heat during operation. The converter can deliver up to 180 % of rated current for short acceleration bursts, with overcurrent tripping occurring at 216 % to protect the IGBTs. The reference terminal provides a regulated output of +10 VDC to bias potentiometers or sensors, and the control supply accepts the 400 V class input. During normal operation, the drive's PWM section delivers full power to motors rated at 3 HP, and when network faults are detected, the internal relay drops the 30 VDC logic line to signal a stop command.