AKM65P-ACCNDB-00 Kollmorgen
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The AKM65P-ACCNDB-00 is a servo motor from the AKM Synchronous Servo Motors series by Kollmorgen. This motor features a 138mm frame dimension, IEC flange configuration with accuracy N, and a keyway shaft. It uses a multi-turn optical EnDAT 2.1 encoder with feedback resolution of 512/2048 lines per revolution and is equipped with two SpeedTec ready connectors.
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The AKM65P-ACCNDB-00 is a Kollmorgen AKM synchronous servo motor that stands out for clean mechanical integration, using an IEC flange configuration and a keyway shaft. An EnDAT 2.1 encoder with 512/2048 lines/rev provides precise feedback and strong motion consistency.
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The AKM65P-ACCNDB-00 is a brushless servo motor built by Kollmorgen and supplied under the AKM Synchronous Servo Motors series. This unit serves as a rotary actuator that delivers precise position, speed, and torque control in automated machines such as pick-and-place heads, packaging axes, and index tables. Its design integrates an internal permanent-magnet rotor with stator windings optimized for dynamic response in industrial automation. Electronic commutation allows the connected servo drive to regulate the motor without the brush wear associated with conventional brushed motors.
The mechanical interface uses an IEC flange with accuracy class N that matches standard gearboxes and mounting brackets. A square frame dimension of 138 mm establishes the motor width and positions the shaft centerline. Power and feedback cabling are routed through two SpeedTec-ready connectors, allowing quarter-turn locking to reduce wiring time. The stainless steel shaft is machined with a keyway so pulleys or couplings can transmit torque without slipping. The rotor length index is 5, and winding designation P identifies the electromagnetic arrangement used for medium-inertia load requirements. Because the unit is supplied without a brake, any holding function must be handled by the drive or an external mechanical lock.
Position feedback is provided by an EnDat 2.1 encoder that transmits absolute position data to the servo drive. Inside the encoder, an EQN1125/1325 optical scale delivers incremental signals while a gear train tracks shaft revolutions. These components provide multi-turn optical feedback, allowing the system to retain position information across multiple shaft rotations. At fine resolution, the sensor supplies 512/2048 lines per revolution, enabling tight velocity loops and precise positioning. The digital protocol also carries calibration and temperature data so the control electronics can compensate for thermal drift. Digital absolute feedback and high line density help the motor maintain commutation accuracy during rapid direction changes and after power cycling.
