Product Description:

The AKD-P00607-NAEC-D000 servo drive is produced by Kollmorgen and belongs to the AKD Servo Drives series. As a power amplifier and motion controller, it converts three-phase mains into the modulated output required by synchronous servo motors, enabling position, velocity, and torque regulation in automated assembly lines, packaging equipment, and robotic axes. The unit integrates current, velocity, and position loops internally, so it can operate compatible motors without separate indexers or fieldbus gateways. Because the control loops are closed inside the drive, command tracking remains stable during starts, stops, and speed changes.

In this drive, the Position Indexer firmware lets the axis execute stored motion profiles locally, removing the need for an external PLC during simple point-to-point moves. That local profile capability is useful for repetitive motion sequences that do not require constant supervisory updates from the main control. Real-time coordination with higher-level controllers is handled through an EtherCAT port that supports distributed clocks and 1 ms cycle times, helping synchronized axes stay aligned during coordinated motion. The drive provides a continuous phase current of 6 Arms, while a short-term output of 18 Arms for five seconds supplies extra torque for acceleration and brief load peaks. Electrical service requirements include a thermal input power of 4.49 kVA, which is useful when sizing branch protection and cabinet cooling.

The drive uses a standard EU German customization variant, so default parameter texts, warnings, and connector markings follow European conventions during setup. No additional option cards are installed, which keeps the base hardware layout straightforward. It accepts a supply of 240 / 480 Vac 3~, allowing the same model to operate in both lower- and higher-voltage plants. With a mass of 2.7 kg, the unit can be mounted on a DIN rail or backplate without adding unnecessary bulk to the control cabinet. Its compact mass also helps when several drives are installed side by side in a panel.