Yaskawa
Simulator for inverters
How will the inverter behave in real operation? Which sequences must be run in the application and which inverter type is suitable? What happens in the event of an overload? With the GA500 and GA700 inverters from Yaskawa, such questions can be easily answered in advance using the "Drive Programming Simulator".
The tool offers a realistic simulation of all frequency inverters in both series, from the display and buttons to the I/O terminals. The virtual inverter can be programmed and operated in exactly the same way as its real counterpart using the keypad on the screen. It is controlled via the virtual input terminals, starts and stops can be set and set input functions can be activated.
The reaction can be read directly from the virtual output terminals and saved if required. Alarms and faults such as overload or similar can also be simulated. The settings can then simply be adopted for real inverters. The DriveWizard control software on a PC or smartphone reads the data and transfers it to the device. as
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