Rockwell Automation Technologies Incorporated

Daniel Pixler

Semyon Royak

Steven C Kaishian

Michael J Melfi

Mark Melvin Harbaugh

Scott Duane Day

John M Kasunich

William K Siebert

Michael William Loth

Raymond G Sladky

Timothy A Roebke

Daniel L Stewart

Brian T Concannon

An electrical insulation configuration for an electrical device having a power circuit includes a first insulation device to provide a level of basic insulation between the power circuit and a user, and an additive insulation device in series with the first insulation device, the additive insulation device to increase the level of basic insulation to a level of double insulation or reinforced insulation between the power circuit and the user.

Electrical insulation configuration for an electrical device

A system and method for protecting a motor drive unit from an associated motor includes a motor drive unit protection system. The motor drive unit protection system includes at least one switch configured to be connected between a motor drive unit and a plurality of motor leads of the motor driven by the motor drive unit. The motor drive unit protection system also includes a controller configured to monitor the motor drive unit or the motor to determine a fault condition indicative of the motor potentially operating as a generator. Upon determining the fault condition, the controller is configured to cause the at least one switch to connect the plurality of motor leads together to protect the motor drive unit from the motor when the motor is operating as a generator.

System and method for protecting a motor drive unit from motor back EMF under fault conditions

A cooling system () is provided for electrical components () in which passageways () are inserted in non-magnetic cores of the electrical components, and in which the passageways () provide both inflow and outflow of a cooling medium. The passageways () can be formed by drilling holes in a core of an electrical component or by mounting closed-end tubes () on a base plate-cooling manifold () or can be part of a conduit assembly (). The tubes () are split-flow closed-end tubes inserted from one end of the electrical component (). The tubes and passageways () may be partitioned into two halves or into two concentric portions. O-ring seals () are provided around the base of the tubes to seal the areas where the passageways communicate with hollow portions of base plates for supplying the cooling medium.

Cooling of electrical components with split-flow closed-end devices

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Daniel Pixler