Product Description:

The AKD-P01207-NAEC-0000 is a servo drive produced by Kollmorgen within the AKD Servo Drives series. It is intended to regulate torque, velocity, or position of synchronous and induction motors used in industrial automation cells, pick-and-place gantries, and packaging axes. By converting a three-phase AC supply into a finely modulated output, it interfaces between the motion controller and the motor. The drive closes the current and velocity loops internally, which reduces the amount of high-speed control that must be handled by the PLC and supports steady axis response during motion changes.

For electrical integration, the drive accepts a three-phase input of 240/480 Vac three-phase, matching common U.S. and international mains. Under continuous S1 duty, it draws up to 7.65 kVA and can deliver a nominal motor phase current of 12 Arms. During acceleration or shock loading, it can supply up to 30 Arms for five seconds without exceeding thermal limits, which allows smaller motors to cover brief peak torque demands. Communication with higher-level motion controllers is handled through EtherCAT, so parameter updates and real-time feedback move over a deterministic 100 Mb/s network while the internal DSP monitors current, bus voltage, and temperature.

The standard-width chassis weighs 5.3 kg, which helps keep panel weight low and makes cabinet placement easier in compact control layouts. The electronics follow the Standard USA customization variant, aligning with U.S. fusing, EMC, and labeling rules. This model ships as a Position Indexer, allowing indexed absolute or relative moves from local I/O or fieldbus commands without an external motion card. This setup is useful on simple machines that need repeatable point-to-point motion. The power section is revision 7, and no auxiliary encoder or safe torque off option is installed.