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(1) Grounding: Connect the inverter to the control cabinet and the motor's casing together for grounding to absorb surge interference.
(2) Filtering: Add filters at the input or output ports of the inverter to effectively reduce high-order harmonics.
(3) Shielding: Wrap the cables and equipment with shielding materials, separate the power lines, signal lines and control lines of the frequency converter for wiring, avoid parallel laying, and reduce electromagnetic coupling to lower the radiation of electromagnetic waves.
(4) Isolation: Use isolation transformers, optocouplers, etc. between the frequency converter and external equipment to achieve electromagnetic isolation. The isolation transformer can effectively isolate the electrical connection between the frequency converter and the power grid, reducing the transmission of high-frequency interference. The optocoupler is used to isolate control signals and prevent interference signals from entering the control system. For example, using an optocoupler connection between the frequency converter and the PLC can enhance the system's anti-interference capability.
(5) Adjusting parameters: By adjusting the carrier frequency of the inverter, reduce electromagnetic interference.