Pilz PMCtendo DD5.03/000/0/0/0/110-230VAC - Manual (Page 104)

6.5 EMC-compliant wiring
6 Wiring
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6.5.3 Filters
Filters 6- ][EMV_Filter
Noise suppression filters are integrated within the servo amplifier for the
mains voltage and 24 V supply voltage.
These noise suppression filters are used to:
 Protect the devices from conducted, high frequency disturbances
(noise immunity)
 Reduce a device's high frequency disturbances. These disturbances
are emitted via the the mains cable or via emissions from the mains
cable. The noise suppression filters limit the noise emissions to a
specified amount.
Filters have leakage currents which may be considerably greater than
the rated values in the event of a fault (phase failure, unbalanced load)
(see section entitled “Leakage current”).
Please note the following if additional filter measures are required:
 Earth the filter to avoid hazardous voltages
 Leakage currents are high frequency disturbances, so earth the filter
at low impedance over a wide area.
][EMV_Wohnumgebung
6.5.4 Chokes
Chokes 6- ][EMV_Drosseln
If motor cables are > 25 m, a choke must be used on the servo amplifi-
er's output.
The choke is used to:
 Reduce the level of interference on the motor cable
 Deal with EMC problems retrospectively
 Protect the semiconductor on the inverted rectifier in the case of an
earth fault or short circuit
 Protect the motor from high voltage rise rates
Additional earthing measures are unnecessary because, unlike filters,
chokes do not have to divert disturbances to earth.
WARNING!
In a residential environment this product may cause high-fre-
quency noise, so that suppression measures may be required.