AKD-P00307-NACN-0000 Kollmorgen
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The AKD-P00307-NACN-0000 servo drive is manufactured by Kollmorgen as part of the AKD Servo Drives series. It is a standard USA customization variant with CANopen fieldbus connectivity and a rated supply voltage of 240 or 480 Vac three phase. This drive version supports a nominal current of 3 Arms, a peak output current of 9 Arms for 5 seconds, and weighs 2.7 kilograms.
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The AKD-P00307-NACN-0000 is a Kollmorgen AKD servo drive configured as a Position Indexer. CANopen connectivity supports clean integration into coordinated motion systems. A 3 Arms nominal current and 9 Arms peak output current give the drive excellent dynamic headroom.
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Kollmorgen's AKD-P00307-NACN-0000 is a servo drive from the AKD Servo Drives series. Designed for panel-mounted deployment, the unit regulates synchronous or asynchronous motors in automated cells, pick-and-place stations, and packaging machinery. By supplying precision current loops and position control, it serves as the intermediary between the motion controller and the motor, converting three-phase mains power into controlled voltage and current profiles for closed-loop industrial motion. It is intended for applications that require repeatable speed and position control during continuous machine operation.
The drive accepts a three-phase input of 240 / 480 Vac 3~, allowing it to operate on low- or high-voltage factory mains without reconfiguration. Under continuous S1 duty, it delivers a nominal phase current of 3 Arms, which reflects the steady-state current capacity of the power stage. For acceleration bursts, it can source up to 9 Arms for five seconds, providing additional torque during short peak-demand periods. The power electronics are rated for a continuous apparent power of 2.24 kVA, which suits medium-frame servomotors used in conveyors or index tables. Communication with the machine controller occurs over CANopen, so setpoints, diagnostics, and status words are exchanged on a deterministic network commonly used in PLC-based systems.
The unit is supplied as the Position Indexer variant, so it can run stand-alone motion sequences triggered by digital inputs or network messages. The factory build marked Standard USA uses labeling and mains filtering intended for North American requirements. No additional I/O or safety boards are fitted, and the hardware revision is rev 7, which preserves the standard 50 mm width and maintains cabinet airflow. The drive has a mass of 2.7 kg, keeping the enclosure compact for panel installation.