AKD-T02406-ICAN-0000 Kollmorgen
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The AKD-T02406-ICAN-0000 is a servo drive produced by Kollmorgen as part of the AKD Servo Drives series. It features a nominal current of 24 Arms, with a peak output current of 48 Arms for 5 seconds, and supports a rated supply voltage of 120 or 240 Vac in both single and three phase. The drive offers analog fieldbus connectivity and includes an I/O option card, with a standard weight of 3.7 kg.
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The AKD-T02406-ICAN-0000 is a Kollmorgen AKD servo drive with analog fieldbus connectivity and a BASIC drive version. Strong current delivery at 24 Arms nominal and 48 Arms peak output supports confident motion control in demanding servo applications.
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The AKD-T02406-ICAN-0000 is a servo amplifier produced by Kollmorgen for the AKD Servo Drives series. The drive conditions phase currents for synchronous or induction motors so that commanded motion profiles can be followed accurately during operation. It sits between a machine controller and the motor, converting velocity or torque references into regulated output currents. In multi-axis packaging lines, material-handling stations, and indexing tables, the unit provides closed-loop current regulation and eliminates the need for a separate power conversion stage.
The drive delivers a nominal phase current of 24 Arms, which supports continuous operation on medium-power servo axes. For short acceleration commands, it can rise to 48 Arms for five seconds, allowing brief overload capability without exceeding its stated limit. The input supply range is 120/240 Vac 1~/3~, so one model can be connected to either single-phase utility circuits or three-phase industrial feeders. Internal power electronics are rated for 7.6 kVA, indicating the maximum apparent power processed during steady-state duty. Motion commands enter the control loops through an analog interface that accepts speed or torque references with minimal signal-processing overhead.
As a BASIC software version, the unit supports core velocity, torque, and position loops for general motion control tasks. The factory-installed I/O option card adds digital and analog connection points so sensors and actuators can be wired directly to the drive enclosure, which helps reduce panel wiring. This is the Standard USA variant, with component markings and default parameter settings suited to North American installation practices. Despite these added features, the enclosure weighs only 3.7 kg, which helps when multiple drives are mounted close together on a common heat sink or DIN rail.
