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變頻器（Variable-frequency Drive，VFD）是應用變頻技術與微電子技術，通過改變電機工作電源頻率方式來控制交流電動機的電力控制設備。而變頻器維修是一項理論知識、實踐經驗與操作水平的結合的工作，其技術水平決定著變頻器的維修質量。從事變頻器維修的人員需要經常學習，了解變頻器內部的電子元器件所具備的功能和特點，開拓知識面，將新學到的知識應用于實際工作中，不斷提高維修技術水平。

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在變頻器維修中,過電流保護的對象主要指帶有突變性質的、電流的峰值超過了變頻器的容許值的情形。由于逆變器的過載能力較差,所以變頻器的過電流保護是至關重要的一環,迄今爲止,已發展得十分完善。變頻器安裝在控制機櫃中時，要考慮變頻器發熱值的問題。

根據機櫃內産生熱量值的增加，要適當地增加機櫃的尺寸。因此，要使控制機櫃的尺寸盡量減小，就必須要使機櫃中産生的熱量值盡可能地減少。

如果在變頻器安裝時，把變頻器的散熱器部分放到控制機櫃的外面，將會使變頻器有70%的發熱量釋放到控制機櫃的外面。由于大容量變頻器有很大的發熱量，所以對大容量變頻器更加有效。

還可以用隔離板把本體和散熱器隔開, 使散熱器的散熱不影響到變頻器本體。這樣效果也很好。（注意：變頻器散熱設計中都是以垂直安裝爲基礎的，橫著放散熱會變差的!）

一般功率稍微大一點的變頻器，都帶有冷卻風扇。同時，也建議在控制櫃上出風口安裝冷卻風扇。進風口要加濾網以防止灰塵進入控制櫃。注意控制櫃和變頻器上的風扇都是要的，不能誰替代誰。

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