Product Description:

The AKM11C-ANMN2-00 is a compact synchronous servo motor built by Kollmorgen and offered within the AKM Synchronous Servo Motors series. It converts controller current into precisely metered torque for positioning slides, metering pumps, or miniature index tables on automated machines where accurate rotary motion is required. The small form factor lets OEMs embed a closed-loop axis inside tight equipment bays without adding external gear reductions.

The motor integrates a 2048 lines/rev optical sensor that provides fine incremental feedback; each transition equals 1/2048 of a revolution, enabling tight velocity and position loops in low-inertia mechanisms. This encoder is delivered as a Comcoder, meaning the incremental track and Hall signals share one hybrid package, which simplifies cabling to the drive. The housing width follows the 40 mm frame code so fastening holes align with IEC micro-servo patterns. A Smooth Shaft output eliminates keyways, reducing run-out when a clamp-style coupling grips the shaft. The motor ships in the Standard customization level and transmits position words through the EPC 15T feedback type.

The motor is delivered without a brake, so holding torque must come from the drive or external mechanics when power is removed. Its mounting face adheres to the IEC with accuracy N flange specification, giving predictable concentricity when the servo seats into a gearbox or adapter plate. The feedback channel is a single turn, optical arrangement, so absolute position information covers one revolution and remains valid after power cycling. Coil architecture is defined by winding C, which balances speed and torque on 24- to 48-volt buses, and the mechanical stack is set by rotor length index 1, the shortest rotor available for this frame, minimizing inertia for rapid point-to-point moves.