About the 0-60001
The 0-60001 RESOLVER DRIVE I/O circuit board created by Reliance Electric. The 0-60001 may also be found under the company name Asea Brown Boveri or ABB for short. Reliance Electric changed hands over the years and eventually ended up with ASEA Brown Boveri hence the name change. However, the product and part number are still the same. The front of the 0-60001 has nine LED lights. There are two red LEDs and seven green LED lights. Below the lights are two female style connection terminals. Each of the terminals has anchor points for the connecting wires. The circuit board section of the 0-60001 features two large black relay boxes towards the front panel. There are also about ten smaller mint green relay boxes. The 0-60001 drive has about eight small yellow suppressor capacitors, and two PCB mount electrolytic capacitors. The resolver drive stores all of its performance and operational data in the fifteen integrated circuits and microcontrollers. Each of these components is a different size and therefor hold a different amount of data. The 0-60001 also has various styles of diodes, other capacitors, and different resistors. The upper edge of the 0-60001’s circuit board is labeled with numbers increasing by five. To learn more about the 0-60001 Resolver Drive, you can refer to the instruction manuals and various data sheets that are produced by Reliance Electric or ASEA Brown Bolveri.
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