Product Description:

The AKD-B01207-NCAN-0000 servo drive is manufactured by Kollmorgen as part of the AKD Servo Drives series. Designed for closed-loop control of synchronous or induction servo motors, the unit supplies precisely modulated three-phase power so that motion axes in automated machinery maintain commanded torque, speed, and position profiles. Within a control cabinet, it links the higher-level motion controller to the motor power stage, translating reference commands into regulated output current while monitoring thermal and electrical limits required in industrial automation cells, conveyors, and pick-and-place stations.

At continuous operation, the drive delivers a nominal output current of 12 Arms, allowing it to operate mid-frame motors without exceeding copper or semiconductor limits. For short acceleration bursts, it can supply 30 Arms for up to five seconds, giving machinery extra torque during start-up or rapid indexing. The front-end rectifier and inverter sections are rated for 7.65 kVA of apparent power, so cabinet circuit breakers and wiring can be sized accordingly. Incoming mains may be 240/480 VAC three-phase, which permits the same hardware to run on either low or high plant voltages. Despite this power density, the chassis weighs only 5.3 kg, supporting panel mounting without additional shelf brackets.

The feature set on this model follows the Standard USA customization, and its options and labeling conform to North American requirements. It is delivered in the Base version, so expansion slots remain open for future I/O or safety cards. Command and status signals are exchanged through an analog interface, which suits legacy PLC platforms that output ±10 V references while still letting the drive manage internal current and velocity loops. The unit belongs to the AKD Servo Drive family and uses the same engineering tools as higher-current variants.