AX2010 Beckhoff
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The Beckhoff AX2010 is a digital servo drive from the AX Digital Servo Drives series with a rated output current of 10 A rms and a peak output current of 20 A rms. It operates with a control supply voltage of 24 VDC and features IP20 enclosure protection. The drive measures 275 mm in height, 100 mm in width, 265 mm in depth, and weighs 5 kg.
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The AX2010 is a Beckhoff digital servo drive with IP20 protection and a 24 VDC control supply. An 8 kHz clock frequency and 10 A rms rated output current support responsive axis control and stable continuous operation. Peak output current reaches 20 A rms, making this unit a strong choice for dynamic servo applications.
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The AX2010 is a single-axis servo drive manufactured by Beckhoff within the AX Digital Servo Drives series. Designed for cabinet installation, the unit converts DC link energy into controlled three-phase output for brushless servo and induction motors used in material handling, packaging, and CNC subsystems. By providing current-controlled PWM outputs coordinated with encoder feedback, the drive enables precise torque, speed, or position regulation so that higher-level PLCs can synchronize motion profiles across multiple machine axes.
Its logic and auxiliary circuits are supplied with 24 VDC, allowing the control electronics to remain active during main power interruptions for safe axis shutdown. Under continuous operation, the drive delivers 10 A rms per phase, while short-term acceleration or deceleration peaks are handled with up to 20 A rms, giving additional torque headroom without oversizing the system. The rated installed load is 7 kVA, which indicates the maximum apparent power required from the switchgear and cabling. Heat development is limited to 90 W at rated current, so forced-air panel cooling is normally sufficient. Voltage transients toward the motor are limited by a residual drop of 5 V across the output stage. Internally, the PWM stage switches at a clock frequency of 8 kHz, and the idle electronics draw only 15 W, which helps reduce standby losses.
The current controller remains stable when the connected motor presents between 4 mH and 25 mH of phase inductance, ensuring dynamic response without excessive ripple. Cabinet installation must prevent contact with fingers and the entry of solid objects, because the housing carries an IP20 protection level. The module occupies 100 mm of horizontal space, stands 275 mm high, and extends 265 mm deep while weighing 5 kg, which supports dense multi-axis groupings on the DIN rail. An input resistance of 20 kΩ toward AGND safeguards low-energy control signals against unintended current flow while still providing reliable reference potentials.
