RECTIFIERS
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HALF-WAVE AND BRIDGE RECTIFIERS

Description

Direct current is required to operate the PRECIMA spring-applied brakes. If required, we therefore supply suitable rectifiers according to your requirements.

Direct current can be provided by:

  • Direct supply (battery, DC mains, etc.).
  • Half-wave or bridge rectifier.
  • Fast excitation rectifier.

Our types and designations:

  • PMB – bridge rectifier.
  • PMBAF – bridge rectifier with overvoltage protection and cage clamp; the bridge rectifier generates an optimal DC voltage and is available for AC or DC switching.
  • PME – half-wave rectifier.
  • PMEA – half-wave rectifier with overvoltage protection.
  • PMEAF – half-wave rectifier with overvoltage protection and cage clamp; the half-wave rectifier halves the required coil voltage, is inexpensive and can be supplied for AC or DC switching.
  • PMG – fast excitation rectifier; the fast excitation rectifier is recommended where short ventilation times and low power losses are required. It combines the advantages of half-wave and bridge rectifiers.
  • PMGU – fast excitation rectifier with quick shutdown; the fast excitation rectifier expands the range of functions of the Standard PMG rectifier for fast shutdown and the Setting the overexcitation time (variant dependent).
  • PMRU – quick shutdown device: the rapid shutdown device is used in addition to a rectifier to achieve faster brake application.
  • PMS – current detection relay; the current detection relay is used to switch the spring-applied brake on the DC side if there is no neutral conductor to the motor.

DETAILED PRODUCT OVERVIEW

A detailed comparison of the products available in this range is given below:

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