AKD-M00607-M1EC-0000 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen AKD-M00607-M1EC-0000 is a servo drive that belongs to the AKD Servo Drives series and weighs 2.7 kilograms. It features a nominal current of 6 Arms, a rated supply voltage of 240 or 480 Vac three-phase, and supports EtherCAT fieldbus connectivity. This motion control version comes with a 1.2 GHz motion card and delivers a peak output current of 18 Arms for 5 seconds.
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The AKD-M00607-M1EC-0000 is a servo drive configured for Motion Control with EtherCAT connectivity, making networked axis integration especially efficient. A 6 Arms nominal current and 18 Arms peak output current give this AKD servo drive excellent control headroom for demanding servo applications.
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The AKD-M00607-M1EC-0000 is a servo amplifier produced by Kollmorgen and included in the AKD Servo Drives series. As a compact three-phase AC drive, it supplies regulated current to synchronous servomotors used on coordinated motion axes in packaging, printing, and material-handling machines. The unit closes the torque, velocity, and position loops internally, so the system controller can send high-level commands while the drive maintains precise real-time motor control during industrial automation tasks.
For continuous operation, the drive can source 6 Arms, which is the steady-state motor phase current it can deliver without thermal derating. Short accelerations are supported by a peak capability of 18 Arms for five seconds, giving the motor additional torque during rapid starts or brief load changes. With a rated input of 4.49 kVA, the unit places a predictable load on the incoming power system and helps keep supply sizing straightforward. It accepts a mains supply of 240/480 VAC three-phase, which allows the same drive to operate on either lower-voltage or higher-voltage plant distribution systems. Communication with the machine controller is handled over EtherCAT, allowing deterministic cyclic data exchange in distributed motion systems.
An integrated Motion Card 1.2 GHz processor runs advanced control functions locally, which reduces reliance on the central controller and supports responsive axis behavior. The drive is supplied in the Standard USA version, so connector arrangement, markings, and default settings follow North American practice. It uses the Motion Control software package, which provides built-in electronic gearing, camming, and position capture functions without requiring separate external modules for those tasks. The housing weighs 2.7 kg, which helps keep cabinet installation manageable where space is limited and panel layouts are dense.
