The 1336-BDB-SP39D is a gate-driven circuit board manufactured by Allen-Bradley (Rockwell Automation) as a component of Bulletin 1336 drivers. This conformal coated PCB gate driver is designed for high voltage AC drivers
Specific information is as follows:
The operating voltage class is 460VAC and is suitable for 200HP applications.
Compatible with the 1336 Plus, Plus II, Impact and Force drive families.
The board is also referred to as part number 74101-169-82.
1336 drives with 460V AC input voltage and 250 HP rating for E rack size and 250 HP output.
Only one 1336-BDB-SP39D PC board kit can be installed on each 1336 drive.
The 1336 series includes FORCE, PLUS, PLUS II, CLASSIC, and IMPACT drives for AC drives from 3 to 800 HP.
These drivers feature typical housing protection classes for NEMA types 1, 4, and 12 and are equipped with a variety of safety features, including undervoltage and overvoltage, output short circuit, output ground fault, and motor overload protection.
The drive also has a hardware enable function, located on the drive terminal 30, which is a non-programmable input, opening this input will cause the drive to interrupt and inertial stop.
The driver supports UL panel recognition and a variety of communication ports such as enhanced DeviceNet port, DeviceNet port, RS232/422/485 port, analog I/O, and single point RIO.
Human Machine interface modules (HIM) available for 1336 drives include analog, digital, programmer, and blank HIM.
The 1336-BDB-SP39D gate driver board serves as a primary assembly component and is primarily used to power the driver’s motherboard and isolation board and to provide driver termination via terminal board TB1. This electronic component is distributed internally via PCB driver slotted connections designed for ribbon and jumper cables, creating end-to-end connections with other electronic boards including motherboards, isolation boards and even insulated gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) circuits, providing up to 250HP of output power at 460VAC input. Compatible drivers using this electronic component include the 1336 Plus, Plus II, Force, and Impact adjustable frequency AC drivers, which are mounted on Type E rack drives. Each drive can only use one 1336-BDB-SP39D, and by design and principle, it is not possible to use two or more at the same time.