4.3.4.2 Information on major components

The regenerative discharge board uses fuses for protecting components against overcurrent and a regenerative discharge resistor. The fuses are mounted at the upstream of the board and at the upstream of the regenerative discharge resistor, while the resistor is mounted at the downstream of the board. For the inside composition and component specifications, see the following figure and table.

Figure 39 Inside view of the RDM

Component

        Usage

Specification

Thermal fuse

Protection from the overcurrent of regenerative operation and overheating of the regenerative discharge resistor

15 A, 93°C

Fuse for protecting from overcurrent of the input terminal

Protection from the overcurrent of input power

58 V, 20 A

Regenerative discharge resistor

Resistor for discharging regenerative current

5 Ω, 100 W

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