Product Description:

The AKD-B02406-NASQ-BETA is a servo drive designed and built by Kollmorgen as part of the AKD Servo Drives series. It converts incoming AC power into a regulated DC bus, generates PWM output for motor control, and exchanges commands with higher-level motion controllers to operate synchronous servomotors in automated machinery. This allows the drive to regulate torque and speed accurately during indexing, conveying, and synchronized motion tasks. Integrated monitoring circuits report faults for overtemperature, short circuit, and bus overvoltage conditions, which helps protect the drive during packaging, material-handling, and assembly operations.

In this configuration, the drive is the Base version, so it uses the standard feature set for velocity and position control. Communication takes place over SynqNet, allowing deterministic coordination across multiple axes. That network connection supports consistent timing between axes without requiring separate point-to-point command wiring. Continuous motor excitation is supported by a nominal phase current of 24 Arms, while short acceleration demands can rise to 48 Arms for up to five seconds. The input supply is rated for 120 / 240 Vac on single-phase or three-phase power, which allows the unit to fit different panel supply arrangements.

During continuous operation, the power section draws 7.6 kVA at rated load, so upstream protection and supply wiring must match the expected demand. The unit uses a standard I/O board, and this version is at hardware revision 7. The heat sink, fan, and bus capacitors are housed in a compact package with a mass of 3.7 kg, which supports direct DIN rail or panel mounting. Its compact layout also helps when the drive must be installed in shallow electrical cabinets or in areas exposed to machine vibration.