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Mentor I series was one of the world’s first microprocessor based DC variable speed motor controls manufactured by Control Techniques from the late 1980’s until approximately 1994. It had an output range of 5 to 1,000 HP. The drive came in single and four quadrant configurations. It accepted a 3-phase input of 208, 240, 380, 415, or 480 V.
Features
- Microprocessor-based Control: The Mentor I was among the earliest DC drives to utilize microprocessor technology, enabling more precise and flexible control of DC motors.
- Wide Power Range: It was available in a broad power range, from 5 to 1,000 HP, catering to various industrial applications.
- Single and Four Quadrant Configurations: The Mentor I offered both single and four-quadrant configurations, allowing for different types of motor control and operation.
- Industry Standard Voltages: It accepted common 3-phase input voltages, including 208, 240, 380, 415, and 480V, making it compatible with various power systems.
The Nidec DC Mentor I is now obsolete. This means it is no longer in production, and repair services are also very limited.