10.S4.D11-3470 KEB
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The KEB 10.S4.D11-3470 is part of the S4 Combivert Servo Controllers series and features a supply voltage of 400 V DC. This servo controller offers a peak output current of 22 Amps with a rated output current of 6.4 Amps and has a protection rating of IP20. It includes two 12-bit analog inputs, two 8-bit analog outputs, and a current control sample rate of 64 microseconds.
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The 10.S4.D11-3470 is a KEB Combivert servo controller with a 400 V DC sub-assembly supply and IP20 protection. Fast current and speed control sample rates of 64 µs and 128 µs support precise servo response and stable tuning in motion applications. A 4.4 kVA apparent power rating and 22 A peak output current make this controller a strong choice for responsive axis control.
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The 10.S4.D11-3470 is a servo drive module produced by KEB for the S4 Combivert Servo Controllers series. Classified as a Combivert servo controller, it modulates three-phase power to control motors equipped with a brake and feather key, allowing precise position and velocity regulation in industrial automation. Its closed-loop algorithms maintain commanded motion for axes that operate at rated speeds up to 3000 rpm in packaging, material-handling, or assembly lines.
Internally, the drive is fed by a 400 V DC bus and has a rated input current of 7 A. The three-phase input wiring uses a 1.5 mm² line cross section. Its continuous output has an apparent power rating of 4.4 kVA. For rapid acceleration, the controller supplies a peak current of 22 A for up to 200 ms before returning to its steady-state limit. The current control loop is refreshed every 64 µs, and the speed regulator is updated every 128 µs, providing the bandwidth required for demanding servo profiles. Two analog inputs receive process setpoints, while two analog outputs transmit monitoring signals to connected control equipment.
Both the rated output current and stall current reach 6.4 A, a value that aligns with the drive’s thermal limits and determines compatible motor windings. Downstream wiring is protected by a maximum line fuse of 10 A, and the enclosure meets the IP20 protection category, so the module must be installed inside a control cabinet. Version D of the housing provides the footprint for DIN-rail or back-panel installation while retaining the controller’s 1.5 mm² line terminals. The analog interface provides 12-bit input resolution and 8-bit output resolution, supporting precise speed or torque adjustments from a PLC. Motor feedback can include brake-release confirmation because the controller supports machines in which the driven shaft has a brake and feather key.
