AX2006 Beckhoff
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The Beckhoff AX2006 is part of the AX Digital Servo Drives series and offers a peak output current of 12 Arms with a rated installed load of 4 kVA. It features an analog input resistance of 20 kΩ and analog output resolution of 10 bit. The drive has a continuous regeneration power of 200 W and operates with a 24 VDC auxiliary supply voltage.
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The AX2006 is a Beckhoff digital servo drive that stands out for a 4 kVA rated installed load and 12 Arms peak output current, making it well suited for responsive motion control. A ±10 V analog input and 250 kHz encoder frequency limit support precise command processing and dependable feedback performance.
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The AX2006 is a digital servo drive built by Beckhoff for the AX Digital Servo Drives series. It serves as the power and control interface between a motion controller and a three-phase motor, supplying regulated current so that industrial automation axes can follow commanded speed or position profiles. The control interface accepts an analog command of up to ±10 V, and a 20 kΩ input impedance prevents the signal from placing excessive demand on upstream sources.
Feedback or diagnostic values leave the unit through a 2.2 kΩ analog output stage with 10-bit resolution, providing coarse voltage information without occupying a fieldbus. For high-speed position loops, the encoder port processes signals at up to 250 kHz, while the power stage can deliver a momentary current of 12 A rms to accelerate low-inertia loads. Electrical losses are limited by a residual voltage drop of 5 V across the output devices, and the rated power dissipation is 60 W under typical operating conditions. Motor windings with inductance values from 7.5 mH to 40 mH are supported, allowing stable current regulation across a range of servo motor sizes. The form factor is 1.01, indicating that the measured rms current closely matches the arithmetic average and keeps thermal behavior predictable.
A built-in chopper processes surplus energy and absorbs up to 200 W continuously; higher peaks can be routed to a user-supplied 33 Ω external resistor. The power section supports a connected load of 4 kVA, making it suitable for medium-power axes such as gantry slides or indexing tables. Control electronics receive power from a 24 VDC auxiliary supply, which keeps the drive logic active during mains interruptions. The standby thermal load is only 15 W, helping limit cabinet temperature when the axis is idle. Regenerative energy from decelerating loads can pass through the chopper circuit before the drive resumes normal motoring operation. The separate logic supply also allows the controller to retain status information while the main power section is temporarily unavailable.
