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Matrix series D The MD series matrix Filters typically achieve 5% THID at full load and guarantee worst case current distortion at any load between 0% and
100%, will be 8% THID or less at the filter input terminals. The MD series is typically used in applications requiring harmonic mitigation associated with 18-pulse rectifiers. The
chart on the right compares the performance of Matrix Filters (MD Series) to 18-pulse rectifiers in real world applications which include line voltage imbalance of 1% to 3% and loading
conditions from 0% to 100%.
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MD Real World THID Comparison
1% & 3% Line Voltage Imbalance
0% to 100% Load conditions
Matrix vs. 18-pulse
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Selecting MatrixTM Filters
Filters for variable torque AC drives should be selected for a filter output current rating greater than or equal to the motor current rating. If the motor current
rating is not available, use the NEC motor current rating.
For constant torque, AC and DC drive applications operating from six pulse rectifier front ends selected a filter current rating according to application engineering note “Matrix
Filter Operation in Constant Torque Applications with Six Pulse Rectifiers” or consult MTE engineering. For phase controlled DC drive applications, select filter current rating per
application note “Matrix Filter with Phase Controlled DC Drivers. Basicaly
always determine the worst case long term current the filter will carry and
choose a filter current rating equal to or greator than this load current.
Where a single filter is used to feed multiple drives, the output current rating of the filter should be selected to equal the total current rating of the individual drives when
calculated according to the instructions above.
Enclosure Options
Matrix Harmonic Filters are available in a variety of enclosure options. The standard enclosure meets the requirements of both Nema 1 & Nema 2, while another option meets Nema 3R. For
maximum flexibility, Matrix filters are also offered as open panel construction for integration into customer panels and enclosures.
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