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Yaskawa: U1000 industrial matrix drive



Yaskawa Motoman delivers innovative robotic automation solutions for virtually every industry and robotic application, including arc welding, assembly, coating, dispensing, material cutting (laser, plasma, waterjet), material handling (diecast, machine loading, packaging, palletizing, part transfer, press tending), material removal (deburring, polishing, sanding) and spot welding.
Yaskawa America, Inc. Motoman Robotics Division, 100 Automation Way
Miamisburg, Ohio, 45342
United States
937-847-6200 
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Green industrial matrix drive features power regeneration, reduced harmonics

Green industrial matrix drive features power regeneration, reduced harmonics Engineered to save space and operate without additional components, the compact U1000 industrial matrix drive uses nine bi-directional switches arranged in a matrix to convert a three-phase AC input voltage directly into a three-phase AC output voltage. This design eliminates the need for the rectifying circuit and DC smoothing circuit used in traditional AC drive inverters. The drive returns regenerative energy directly back to the power supply (instead of using regenerative braking resistors to dissipate energy as heat), increasing energy efficiency. Additionally, matrix technology reduces total harmonic distortion levels to 5% without reactors and filters, creating a smoother current waveform that reduces stress on the system power supply and infrastructure. The reduced distortion also improves power factor to further reduce energy costs. Two models are offered: a 240-volt and 480-volt. Yaskawa America, 800-927-5292, [url=http://www.yaskawa.com]http://www.yaskawa.com[/url]

Engineered to save space and operate without additional components, the compact U1000 industrial matrix drive by Yaskawa America uses nine bi-directional switches arranged in a matrix to convert a three-phase AC input voltage directly into a three-phase AC output voltage.

This design eliminates the need for the rectifying circuit and DC smoothing circuit used in traditional AC drive inverters. The drive returns regenerative energy directly back to the power supply (instead of using regenerative braking resistors to dissipate energy as heat), increasing energy efficiency.

Additionally, matrix technology reduces total harmonic distortion levels to 5% without reactors and filters, creating a smoother current waveform that reduces stress on the system power supply and infrastructure. The reduced distortion also improves power factor to further reduce energy costs. Two models are offered: a 240-volt and 480-volt.