16.F5.L1E-YW0A KEB
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The KEB 16.F5.L1E-YW0A is part of the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series and supports a general maximum motor power of 20 HP with a rated current of 33 Amps. This drive includes 8 digital inputs, 2 analog inputs with 12-bit resolution, and 29 control terminals. It features an internal 24 V DC supply, a maximum switching frequency of 16 kHz, and comes with a braking transistor accessory.
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The 16.F5.L1E-YW0A is a KEB F5 Combivert axis drive with 33 A rated current and 49.5 A maximum current. A 1 ms I/O scan time and 16 kHz maximum switching frequency support fast response and smooth motor control in demanding automation duties. A built-in braking transistor and 400 V AC or AC/DC input compatibility make this drive an excellent choice for high-performance axis control.
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The 16.F5.L1E-YW0A inverter is produced by KEB and belongs to the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. Supplied in housing form factor E and indexed as inverter size 16, it is intended for closed-loop speed and torque control of single motion axes in automated lines, packaging units, and conveying equipment. By synthesizing variable-frequency, variable-voltage three-phase power, the drive links a PLC or motion controller to the connected motor and enables tightly regulated acceleration, deceleration, and positioning routines.
The power section is dimensioned for a continuous output of 33 A with an overload ceiling of 49.5 A, giving the application brief current headroom for start-up or rapid load changes. Its IGBT bridge switches at up to 16 kHz, a frequency that minimizes audible noise and refines current regulation. Control logic polls field signals every 1 ms, so feedback from the two encoder channels and command data from the dual 12-bit analog inputs are acted on with minimal latency; the 12 bit resolution supports fine speed reference scaling. Two analog outputs, two encoder inputs, a built-in braking transistor, and an input class rated for 400 V AC or AC/DC supplies complete the regulation hardware, while the unit’s mounting footprint remains compact under the E-form factor.
Interface density is suited to mid-sized machines: there are 8 digital inputs, two digital outputs, and 29 control terminals that route logic-level, relay, and encoder wiring on spring clamps. Internal electronics draw from a dedicated 24 V DC supply rail, allowing the control section to remain active during mains dropouts for diagnostic or fieldbus tasks. Two relay outputs rated at 30 V DC / 1 A can forward drive status to safety circuits, and the power stage is scaled for up to 20 HP motors at 230 V when configured as Unit B, covering the majority of pump, fan, and conveyor duties found in general automation.
