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Common VFD and Motor Driven System Misapplications

  • July 2023
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Nidec Motor Corp. sponsor logoPresented by Matthew Conville, MBA, PE

Variable frequency drives (VFDs) are more common than ever before.  Sometimes when a VFD is introduced into a motor driven system, system reliability suffers. This recording addresses some of the common factors that reduce motor driven system reliability and how to correct them.

  • Common failures in VFD motor driven systems
  • How these failures can be corrected
  • Questions to ask to before implementing a VFD to maintain system reliability

This recording is intended for inside sales, outside sales, sales managers, engineering, and field service technicians. 

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