Pulse Test: Analog Output Configuration

The Pulse Test user may configure two analog output channels from within the Pulse Test Wizard.

During the course of the Pulse Test it is often useful to observe certain drive variables, such as phase currents (variables Phase A current, Phase B current, and Phase C current) and line-line voltages (variables Output volts, A-Band Output volts, B-C).

Pulse Test: Bridge State Configuration

During the course of the Pulse Test the power bridge is sequenced between different states. The sequence is OFF, PARK, PULSE, PARK, PULSE, PARK, OFF. The user specifies the meaning of the PARK and PULSE states and the duration the sequencer remains in each of these states.

The diagram below shows in a general manner how the Pulse Test switches the power bridge between the different states. It also shows how current in the bridge might appear, without indicating a specific bridge phase, current direction, or current magnitude.

Pulse

Park

Off

Current

Time

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