AKD-P01207-NCEC-0000 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen AKD-P01207-NCEC-0000 is part of the AKD Servo Drives series and has a weight of 5.3 kilograms. This standard USA variant features a position indexer drive version and supports EtherCAT fieldbus connectivity. It has a nominal current of 12 Arms, peak output current of 30 Arms for 5 seconds, and operates at a rated supply voltage of 240 or 480 Vac three-phase.
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The AKD-P01207-NCEC-0000 is an AKD servo drive configured as a Position Indexer with EtherCAT connectivity. A 12 Arms nominal current and 30 Arms peak output current for 5 seconds give the drive impressive control authority during fast indexing moves.
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The AKD-P01207-NCEC-0000 is a three-phase servo drive built by Kollmorgen and positioned within the AKD Servo Drives series. It provides closed-loop control and power conversion for permanent-magnet servomotors used in manufacturing cells, packaging equipment, and other axis-based automation tasks. The drive converts motion commands from higher-level controllers into regulated output current so that each mechanical axis follows programmed profiles with repeatable accuracy during fast production-line operation. That closed-loop behavior supports accurate starts, stops, and direction changes on conveyors, cutters, and pick-and-place axes.
The drive version supplied is the Position Indexer, allowing standalone sequencing and local position tables without an external motion controller. During continuous operation, the amplifier delivers a nominal phase current of 12 Arms, while short peaks up to 30 Arms for 5 seconds accommodate acceleration and transient load steps. The power section is rated at 7.65 kVA at the stated duty point and accepts a 240 / 480 Vac 3~ three-phase mains connection, making it suitable for common industrial power systems. Because the positioner is built into the drive, simple motion sequences can run locally without constant command updates from a central controller.
Integration into networked systems is handled over EtherCAT, enabling deterministic cyclic data exchange with PLCs and coordinated motion across multiple axes. That interface supports real-time exchange of command values, status data, and synchronization signals between the drive and the control system. The Standard USA build code matches regional approvals and the standard configuration used for that market. With a chassis mass of 5.3 kg, the drive can be incorporated into panel layouts without adding excessive mounting load. As an AKD Servo Drive, it uses the platform's established operating structure, which supports consistent operation across related models.
