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What Is Deceleration Time in a VFD? And Why It Matters When configuring a Variable Frequency Drive (VFD), most installers focus on acceleration, speed control, and motor type. But deceleration time is just as important — especially when dealing with…
What Is Sensorless Vector Control in a VFD? Sensorless Vector Control (SVC) is a motor control technique used in many modern Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs). It delivers high starting torque and dynamic speed regulation — without requiring an external encoder…
Best Allen Bradley Drives for OEMs in 2025 Allen Bradley is a leading name in industrial automation, and their PowerFlex range of Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) is widely trusted by OEMs across the globe. Whether you’re building control panels, conveyor…
Delta MS300 Setup Guide – Wiring, Programming & Parameters The Delta MS300 is one of the most compact and feature-rich VFDs in its class. Whether you’re using it for conveyors, fans, pumps, or small automation systems, knowing how to set…
How to Read a VFD Nameplate – Full Guide for Installers and Engineers Every Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) comes with a factory label — but many installers overlook how much critical information it contains. The nameplate tells you everything from…
Top 5 ABB VFDs for 2025 – Features, Power Ratings & Best Use Cases ABB remains one of the most trusted brands in the VFD market, known for its advanced engineering, robust performance, and global support. But with a wide…
What Is Torque Boost in a VFD? Explained for Beginners Have you ever wondered how a motor gets that extra “kick” during startup? That’s where Torque Boost comes in. This VFD (Variable Frequency Drive) function increases starting torque at low…
PowerFlex 4M vs 523 vs 753 – Allen Bradley VFD Series Compared Allen Bradley’s PowerFlex series includes some of the most widely used Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) in industrial automation. But with so many models—like the 4M, 523, and 753—how…
How to Choose the Right Cable for Your VFD – Shielded vs Unshielded Choosing the correct cable for your Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) is crucial to ensure safe operation, reliable signal integrity, and compliance with EMC regulations. One of the…
