AKD-M01207-MCEC-I000 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen AKD-M01207-MCEC-I000 is part of the AKD Servo Drives series and supports a rated supply voltage of 240 to 480 Vac in a three-phase configuration. This motion control drive offers a nominal current of 12 Arms, a peak output current of 30 Arms for five seconds, and has a rated input power of 7.65 KVA. It features EtherCAT fieldbus connectivity and weighs 5.3 kilograms.
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The AKD-M01207-MCEC-I000 is a Kollmorgen AKD servo drive with Motion Control capability and EtherCAT connectivity. A 12 Arms nominal current with 30 Arms peak output over 5 seconds gives the unit strong dynamic response for servo applications. Support for 240 / 480 Vac 3~ input and 7.65 KVA rated input power makes this drive a solid choice for demanding motion systems.
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Kollmorgen's AKD-M01207-MCEC-I000 is a three-phase servo drive in the AKD Servo Drives series. It modulates torque, speed, and position for matched servo motors, providing closed-loop motion control in packaging lines, pick-and-place stations, and coordinated gantry axes. The drive is suited to machines that need fast response, stable velocity regulation, and repeatable positioning during continuous production. Its control architecture helps the axis react quickly to changing load conditions while maintaining smooth motion through acceleration, deceleration, and precise stop points.
The drive communicates with controllers over EtherCAT, allowing deterministic network timing for synchronized motion commands. It accepts a three-phase supply of 240 / 480 Vac 3~ and converts it into regulated output that supports a continuous phase current of 12 Arms. For rapid acceleration or short load spikes, the power stage can deliver up to 30 Arms for five seconds. The rated input is 7.65 KVA, which fits medium-sized servo applications such as feeders, indexing tables, and rotary stations. An internal Motion Card 0.8 GHz adds processing capacity for embedded position loops, electronic gearing, and cam profiles while the main controller manages machine-level coordination. This arrangement supports multi-axis systems that need tight timing between commanded movement and actual motor response.
A regional build identified as Standard EU Italian indicates a version intended for use in the Italian market. The Motion Control drive version supports onboard command tables and phase-advance functions beyond a basic power stage. With a housing weight of 5.3 kg, the unit is easy to place in compact control cabinets and still leaves room for airflow in multi-drive arrangements. The compact form also helps when separating power wiring from feedback and communication cables inside a dense panel. That layout can support cleaner cable routing and more orderly placement of adjacent control hardware.
