Product Description:

The AKD-P00307-NCAN-0000 is a servo drive built by Kollmorgen for integration into the AKD Servo Drives series. Acting as a power stage between a motion controller and a three-phase servomotor, it converts line energy into precisely regulated phase currents so industrial axes can reach commanded positions with minimal following error. The unit is used in packaging stations, material-handling gantries, and light assembly cells where indexed moves and short settling times are important. Closed-loop current, velocity, and position regulators are executed onboard, and status registers are available for higher-level diagnostics. This arrangement helps the drive respond quickly to changing load demands during repeated motion cycles.

The drive can continuously deliver 3 Arms, which sets the thermal limit for steady production cycles, while a short-term capability of 9 Arms supports acceleration bursts during rapid indexing. Its three-phase input accepts 240 / 480 Vac 3~, allowing operation on both low and high plant voltages. The internal power electronics are sized for 2.24 kVA, which is useful when selecting branch protection and cabinet transformers. The drive uses the Position Indexer version, which stores motion profiles locally so digital I/O or fieldbus events can trigger moves without continuous controller supervision.

Command channels are presented through an Analog interface, giving a straightforward way to hand over speed or torque references from legacy PLC analog cards. Cabinet layout is simplified because the housing weighs only 2.7 kg, reducing the need for reinforced DIN rails or panel stiffeners. The Standard USA customization aligns labeling and default parameter sets with North American control practices, which can reduce initial setup changes. Its standard width profile also allows multiple units to mount side by side without expanding enclosure depth, supporting high-axis-count machines while preserving cabinet space. The compact housing also leaves room for cable routing and nearby control hardware in dense panels.