AKD-P02406-NBS3-0000 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen AKD-P02406-NBS3-0000 belongs to the AKD Servo Drives series and is a standard USA variant with position indexer drive version. This drive has a nominal current of 24 Arms, a peak output current of 48 Arms for 5 seconds, and weighs 3.7 kilograms. It features sercos III fieldbus connectivity and operates at a rated supply voltage of 120 or 240 Vac, supporting both single and three-phase power.
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The AKD-P02406-NBS3-0000 is a digital servo drive produced by Kollmorgen for the AKD Servo Drives series. Acting as a compact power stage, it modulates AC mains into precise three-phase currents so that coupled rotary or linear motors can follow high-bandwidth torque, velocity, or position commands. This function makes the unit a core component in pick-and-place machines, packaging lines, and other motion-centric automation cells. Because the current loops are generated inside the drive, the connected motor can respond quickly to command changes and load disturbances.
Electrical performance centers on a nominal output current of 24 Arms, indicating the continuous phase current the drive can supply without thermal derating. During short acceleration bursts, it delivers a peak of 48 Arms for five seconds, providing extra torque for rapid indexing moves. The accepted mains window is 120 / 240 Vac 1~/3~, so both single-phase and three-phase supplies can be used in North American and global plants. Line power drawn at full load is rated at 7.6 kVA, which is used to size circuit protection and cabling. Motion data are exchanged over the real-time bus SERCOS III, ensuring deterministic communication with controllers. Despite these ratings, the enclosure weighs only 3.7 kg, simplifying panel installation and reducing machine mass.
The drive ships in the Standard USA version, so its labeling matches North American conventions. It uses Position Indexer control, which stores motion profiles internally and lets an external controller issue concise move commands rather than continuous trajectory streams. That arrangement supports self-contained motion sequences and reduces the amount of command traffic required during operation. Hardware expansion is not included on revision 8 and later, and the current board revision already includes the resources needed for typical field wiring while keeping the enclosure within the normal AKD width.
