AKD-M00606-MCEC-E000 Kollmorgen
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The AKD-M00606-MCEC-E000 is a servo drive from Kollmorgen's AKD Servo Drives series with a nominal current of 6 Arms and a peak output current of 18 Arms for 5 seconds. It features EtherCAT fieldbus connectivity and a motion card hardware extension with a clock speed of 0.8 GHz. The drive is rated for input power of 2.38 KVA and operates at a supply voltage of 120 or 240 Vac, weighing 1.1 kilograms.
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The AKD-M00606-MCEC-E000 is a Kollmorgen AKD servo drive configured for motion control with EtherCAT connectivity. A 6 Arms nominal current and 18 Arms peak output current for 5 seconds give the unit strong dynamic response in demanding positioning applications. Support for 120/240 Vac single- or three-phase input and a 2.38 KVA S1 rating makes this drive a very capable choice for compact servo systems.
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The AKD-M00606-MCEC-E000 is a servo drive produced by Kollmorgen and belongs to the AKD Servo Drives series. It regulates the power delivered to a synchronous servomotor and closes the position, velocity, and torque loops needed for automated axes. By converting line supply energy into controlled three-phase output, the drive serves as the core of packaging machines, pick-and-place gantries, and other motion platforms that require precise dynamic response. In normal operation, the unit responds to command changes quickly so the connected motor can accelerate, decelerate, and hold position with stable control behavior.
The drive has a nominal phase current of 6 Arms, which is the continuous current available for sustained motor excitation. For short 5-second overloads, the unit can deliver 18 Arms, allowing brief acceleration peaks and short-term disturbance recovery before returning to steady operation. Input energy is supplied through 120 / 240 Vac 1~/3~, so the same model can be connected to either single-phase or three-phase power systems. The rated apparent power is 2.38 kVA, which indicates the expected electrical demand during continuous duty. Axis coordination and parameter access are handled over EtherCAT, providing deterministic communication between the drive, the main controller, and distributed devices on the network.
Local processing is expanded by the Motion Card 0.8 GHz hardware extension, which supports internal motion functions such as camming and gearing without relying entirely on an external controller. The Motion Control version adds application features used for indexed moves and synchronized axis behavior in more complex machines. User-facing messages and parameter names follow the Standard EU English customization variant, which keeps menus and diagnostics in English for operators across different facilities. The unit weighs 1.1 kg, making it suitable for compact cabinet layouts where high drive density is important. Its low mass also makes handling easier during installation in control panels with limited mounting space.
