AKD-P01207-NCAN-0000 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen AKD-P01207-NCAN-0000 is a servo drive in the AKD Servo Drives series, designed as a Position Indexer and supports analog fieldbus connectivity. It offers a nominal current of 12 Arms, peak output current of 30 Arms, and is rated for an input power of 7.65 KVA with a supply voltage of 240 or 480 Vac three-phase. The drive has a standard weight of 5.3 kilograms.
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The AKD-P01207-NCAN-0000 is a Kollmorgen AKD servo drive with a Position Indexer drive version and analog connectivity. Nominal output at 12 Arms and 30 Arms peak for 5 seconds supports confident motion control tuning and stable transient response. Operation on 240 / 480 Vac 3~ with a 7.65 KVA input rating makes the unit a strong fit for demanding servo applications.
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The AKD-P01207-NCAN-0000 is a servo drive manufactured by Kollmorgen and assigned to the AKD Servo Drives series. It functions as the power stage and motion regulator between a PLC and a rotary or linear servo motor, translating motion commands into controlled three-phase output. By closing the current, velocity, and position loops internally, the drive supports precise indexing, repeatable positioning, and coordinated multi-axis movement in packaging machines, electronic assembly lines, and material-handling gantries. This arrangement lets the higher-level control send motion setpoints while the drive handles rapid current correction at the motor terminals. Cabinet installation is simplified because the drive combines power electronics, encoder processing, and safety inputs in one enclosure.
The unit delivers a continuous output of 12 Arms, ensuring steady electromagnetic torque under rated load. For short acceleration bursts, it can supply up to 30 Arms for five seconds, allowing rapid profile changes without saturating the motor windings. Its input stage is sized for 7.65 kVA, which helps determine supply capacity and cable sizing. Operation is supported from a three-phase mains supply of 240/480 Vac 3~, making the drive suitable for installations with either lower or higher industrial line voltage. The drive uses analog command inputs, which allow straightforward velocity or torque control from legacy motion cards while the internal digital current loops remain active. This combination is useful where an existing control platform needs servo performance without a network-based command interface.
The device is supplied in the Standard USA version, so its labeling and compliance marks follow U.S. requirements. Its control layer uses the Position Indexer, so motion sequences such as absolute moves, relative moves, and homing can be executed locally without a dedicated motion controller. This local indexing approach is useful for axis-level tasks that rely on stored move blocks and simple homing behavior. Total mass is kept to 5.3 kg, which eases panel layout and reduces load on DIN rail or backplate supports.
