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I²t protection continuously estimates how much motor is dissipating heat compared to its rated heat dissipation. At 100% of rated current, heat dissipation is at maximum sustainable level. Care need to be taken only when driving more current than rated current.  
 
I²t protection continuously estimates how much motor is dissipating heat compared to its rated heat dissipation. At 100% of rated current, heat dissipation is at maximum sustainable level. Care need to be taken only when driving more current than rated current.  
  
I²t algorithm will simply limit output current to rated current level if algorithm calculates that motor temperature is already at maximum. If calculated temperature is below maximum, then higher (peak) currents are allowed. In other words:
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I²t algorithm will simply limit output current to rated current level if algorithm calculates that motor temperature is already at maximum. If calculated temperature is below maximum, then higher (peak) currents are allowed.
* Current/torque setpoint is internally clamped to a user defined {{Param|MMC}} if I²t calculation shows temperature rise to be less than motor's maximum safe level
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* Current/torque setpoint is internally clamped to a user defined {{Param|MCC}} if I²t calculation shows temperature rise to be equal or grater than motor's maximum safe level
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[[File:Currentlimits graph i2t.png|800px]]
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==Parameters==
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[[File:i2t.JPG|thumb|Granity will display the actual current limitation reason in the Testing tab. In this example the limit reason is I²t protection, so drive has dropped Actual current limit to the value of MCC parameter.]]When configuring I²t protection, only one [[GDtool]] parameter needs to be set:
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;Motor time constant
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:Time in seconds how long it takes motor temperature rise to 63% from idle temperature to maximum allowed temperature when motor is driven continuously with 100% of rated current. If unsure, use low values (<500 seconds) to have error in safe direction.
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==See also==
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*[[Motor peak and continuous current limits]]
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*[http://www.copleycontrols.com/motion/pdf/IsqT.pdf Copley Controls explanation of I²t method]
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