AKD-M02407-M1EC-0000 Kollmorgen
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The AKD-M02407-M1EC-0000 is a servo drive from Kollmorgen and part of their AKD Servo Drives series. It features EtherCAT fieldbus connectivity, supports a nominal current of 24 Arms, and can deliver a peak output current of 48 Arms for five seconds. This standard USA motion control drive has a rated input power of 15.2 KVA and operates with a supply voltage of 240 or 480 Vac three-phase, weighing 5.3 kilograms.
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The AKD-M02407-M1EC-0000 is a Kollmorgen AKD servo drive with Motion Control functionality and EtherCAT connectivity. A 24 Arms nominal current with 48 Arms peak output over 5 seconds supports responsive axis performance and makes the unit a strong choice for demanding motion applications.
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The AKD-M02407-M1EC-0000 is a servo drive manufactured by Kollmorgen within the AKD Servo Drives series. In an automation cell, this drive supplies regulated three-phase power and closed-loop control to a matched servomotor so that axes accelerate, position, and hold according to programmed motion profiles. By combining power electronics with real-time current, velocity, and position loops, the unit serves as the link between a motion controller and the mechanical load. Closed-loop regulation lets the drive correct for load changes during acceleration, deceleration, and standstill. This supports precise axis response in conveyors, indexing systems, and other coordinated motion equipment.
The drive accepts a line supply of 240/480 V AC three-phase, allowing direct connection to common plant mains. Under continuous duty, it delivers a nominal current of 24 Arms, while transient demands up to 48 Arms for five seconds can be supplied during rapid acceleration or brief overload conditions. At full load, the power section draws 15.2 kVA, which is useful when sizing upstream feeders and protective devices. Control-level communication is handled over EtherCAT, enabling deterministic cycle times for coordinated multi-axis motion. This networked control structure helps the drive exchange command and feedback data with minimal delay during synchronized operation.
The standard-width housing weighs 5.3 kg, which helps when planning panel support and cabinet layout. Its standard-width format also helps it fit beside adjacent drives in multi-axis cabinets without requiring excessive mounting space. Inside, a Motion Card 1.2 GHz extension runs embedded motion functions and per-axis logic, allowing simple machine sequences to be handled locally. The unit uses the Standard USA configuration for North American installations. Its Motion Control drive version supports advanced servo functions such as auto-tuning and notch filtering, which help reduce resonance and improve axis stability during operation.