Product Description:

The AKD-B02407-NCAN-0000 is a digital servo drive built by Kollmorgen within the AKD Servo Drives series. The unit regulates torque, velocity, and position of compatible synchronous or induction motors, forming the motion-control link between a higher-level controller and the mechanical axis in automated cells, packaging machinery, or material-handling stations. It includes integrated power electronics and signal interfaces that translate command references into controlled three-phase output, maintaining precise dynamic response and protecting the motor during acceleration and braking sequences.

The drive accepts a three-phase input of 240 / 480 Vac 3~, allowing it to operate on common factory mains without hardware changes. Under continuous duty, it can deliver 24 Arms to the motor, a current level suited to mid-frame servomotors used in pick-and-place gantries or indexing tables. For short bursts of up to five seconds, the current ceiling rises to 48 Arms, providing extra acceleration torque without thermal overload. At those limits, the internal power stage processes 15.2 kVA, so cabinet wiring, fusing, and heat removal must accommodate that load. Motion commands enter through an Analog command interface, enabling straightforward ±10 V velocity or torque references from legacy PLCs while still supporting high loop bandwidth in the drive’s digital regulator.

The hardware described above is delivered in the Standard USA customization, which fixes labeling, fuse ratings, and EMC filtering to North American codes. Because the model is the Base drive version, no integrated safety module or field-programmable I/O expansion is installed, keeping the configuration simple and minimizing unused functions. Within the AKD Servo Drive line, it uses the same parameter structure and tuning approach found across related power ratings. The enclosure mass of 5.3 kg assists heat sinking while remaining suitable for standard control-cabinet installation.