Product Description:

The AKM41C-ANCN2-01 is a synchronous servo motor built by Kollmorgen as part of the AKM Synchronous Servo Motors series. It converts controlled electrical energy into precise rotary motion for positioning or velocity loops in industrial automation equipment such as index tables, feed drives, and electronic gearing modules. The compact design follows standardized mounting and connection patterns, which helps it fit tightly spaced axes and work with compatible Kollmorgen drives. It is also appropriate for coordinated multi-axis systems where the drive must hold commanded speed and correct small position errors during settling.

The motor housing follows a frame dimension of 84 mm, and the rotor uses the short 1 length variant with winding designation C for the required voltage-to-current balance. Power and feedback are routed through 2 SpeedTec Ready connectors, allowing keyed quarter-turn mating during installation and service. The motor is supplied without a brake, which reduces rotating inertia during acceleration. To protect the front bearing against lubricant washout and airborne contaminants, the unit is manufactured with a shaft seal. Internal sensing from the optical encoder yields 2048 lines/rev of primary resolution, and the connected drive can interpolate that signal for finer position control.

The feedback system uses a Comcoder assembly that provides absolute position data after power-up, and its EPC 15T code wheel delivers a single-turn optical value for startup without a homing move. Mating surfaces follow IEC accuracy N, which supports accurate alignment when the motor is mounted to precision gearheads or machine plates. The output uses a smooth shaft, which avoids keyway stress concentrations in coupling hubs. This arrangement is suitable for packaging equipment, electronics assembly systems, and metrology axes where consistent motion and compact motor dimensions are important.