Product Description:

The AKD-T02407/ is a pulse-width-modulated servo drive built by Kollmorgen and positioned within the AKD Servo Drives series. Serving as the power interface between a motion controller and a synchronous motor, it converts incoming AC power into regulated, phase-aligned output so that torque, speed, and position can be controlled with high precision in automated machinery, conveyors, and cell-based manufacturing equipment. Its role is to supply precisely timed motor current so commanded motion profiles can be followed during indexing, conveying, and coordinated axis movement. This basic version uses a streamlined parameter set that supports straightforward integration in multi-axis systems.

It is supplied as the Drive Version BASIC, which indicates the standard feature set. Continuous motor excitation is supported by a nominal phase current of 24 Arms, which gives the power stage its continuous current capability. During rapid torque commands, the module can furnish 48 Arms for up to five seconds, allowing short bursts of higher acceleration while staying within semiconductor limits. The line side is rated for 15.2 kVA, so upstream protection and cabling must match that demand. Input compatibility includes 240 Vac and 480 Vac mains, allowing use on common industrial power systems without internal tap changes.

With a mass of 5.3 kg, the chassis places a moderate load on the panel and can be installed beside other air-cooled drives. The symmetric bridge design draws balanced current from the 3-phase supply, which helps support stable input loading and reduces neutral return paths. As part of the AKD Servo Drives series, the unit uses the same general connector style and diagnostic structure found across the range. This consistency supports uniform communication and setup behavior when several axes are installed in the same machine.