(Instantaneous Over-Current) IOC is a fault
condition that occurs when an excessive
amount of current passes through the drive.
This type of fault occurs when the current
exceeds the current rating of the drive by 250%
to 350%. Unlike an overload condition, IOC will
trip the drive instantaneously.
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