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Publication GMC-RM001A-EN-P July 2001
Chapter
8
Motor Wiring
Chapter Objectives
This chapter describes shielding, grounding, and splicing techniques
for use with motor wiring. This chapter covers the following topics:
Understanding noise in motor power wiring
Shielding motor power cables
Grounding motor power cable shields
Applying ferrite sleeves
Splicing motor power cables
Handling excess cable
Installing long motor cables
Understanding Noise in
Motor Power Wiring
The PWM Drive to motor power conductors are typically the most
intense noise source in a system. Proper implementation of shielding,
grounding, splicing, and treatment of excess cable is essential to
reducing noise in your system. In the figure below:
The unshielded conductors radiate an electric noise field that
couples capacitively with adjacent wiring.
Stray capacitance at A & C cause ground currents to flow creating
a magnetic noise field that couples inductively with adjacent
wiring.
Figure 8.1
Motor power cable noise
Radiation by E (electric) field
Unshielded motor cable
both conducts and
radiates noise
Heatsink
(connected
to chassis)
Radiation by
H (magnetic)
field from this
loop
Drive
Motor
A
C
DC+
DC-
Panel
Machine Structure
Windings
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