Product Description:

The 00-88007-001 flux-vector inverter is produced by Kollmorgen for the SV3000 Flux Vector Drives series. Designed to regulate induction motor speed down to zero without losing torque, it rectifies a single-phase input and returns a modulated three-phase output whose voltage and frequency are set by the motion controller. In automated packaging cells or material-handling lines, the module delivers closed-loop velocity and torque control, allowing conveyors, winders, or tool spindles to match process demands in real time.

Control electronics inside the drive distribute auxiliary power rails of ±15 V, enabling low-current sensors or reference circuits to operate without separate supplies. Field commands land on terminal block TB2, which offers 8 positions for run, direction, reset, or logic-level inhibit signals; a second block, TB3, has the same terminal capacity for speed references or diagnostic outputs. Thermal management is handled by one cooling fan mounted behind the heat sink. Two hardware interlocks are provided through two disable inputs that remove gating from the IGBTs, while one fault reset input clears latched faults after corrective action. The power section is rated for a 115 VAC input, allowing the SV3000 platform to operate from standard control power without a step-up transformer.

The output stage features two motor outputs, so a pair of identical axes can be driven from one enclosure when simultaneous operation is required. One inhibit output provides a dry contact that reports the internal gate state to external safety relays, while chassis bonding is completed through two ground terminals that provide fault-current paths. When temporary torque ceilings are needed, a dedicated peak-limit input receives the analog threshold. The assembly weighs 4.75 kg, which reduces the mounting load within a control panel. Two transformer terminals are also present for optional isolation or autotransformer taps when the site voltage differs from the nominal input.