CE03200 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen CE03200 is part of the CD Servostar CD Drives series and belongs to the Compact Drive product family. It features an analog input range from -10 V to +10 V with 14-bit resolution and supports encoder feedback with a maximum input frequency of 3 MHz. The drive offers a peak current of 9 Amps, a rated current of 3 Amps, and weighs 1.61 kg.
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The CE03200 is a Kollmorgen CD Servostar compact drive with a rated current of 03 Amp and a peak current of 9 A. An analog ±10 VDC command interface and 14-bit analog input resolution support precise motion tuning in servo applications. Fast current loop processing at 62.5 µs makes the unit a strong choice for responsive drive control.
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The CE03200 servo amplifier is produced by Kollmorgen within the CD Servostar CD Drives series. It controls brushless servomotors for industrial automation by closing current, velocity, and position loops that rely on direct encoder feedback. A remote-enable input accepts 12 V to 24 VDC, allowing external controllers to disable the power stage without disconnecting line power. This input supports controlled shutdowns and quick restarts in densely populated control cabinets. The amplifier can therefore remain connected to its primary power source while an external control signal governs the output stage.
For motion commands, the drive uses an analog ±10 VDC interface, with an accepted range of -10 V to +10 V for the torque or velocity reference. That signal is digitized every 62.5 µs, matching the current-loop update period, and the regulator maintains accuracy across a bandwidth of up to 2400 Hz. Continuous motor excitation is supported at 3 A, while transient demands can be met with a momentary ceiling of 9 A. These electrical limits allow the amplifier to respond rapidly to changing load conditions while remaining within its thermal and semiconductor limits. The analog command interface also provides a direct method for integrating the drive with compatible motion controllers and external command sources.
Inside the controller, a conversion stage with 14-bit resolution minimizes quantization error during fine speed adjustments. The integrated encoder supply provides up to 250 mA at 5 VDC, and differential receivers accept feedback pulses at frequencies up to 3 MHz. Feedback counts may reach 10,000,000 per cycle, preserving position resolution at high shaft speeds. The velocity loop refreshes every 250 µs, while the position loop refreshes every 500 µs, keeping commanded profiles synchronized with actual motion. Despite its processing capability, the enclosure weighs only 1.61 kg, making it suitable for lightweight machine frames and slide-out rack assemblies. Its compact mass reduces the mechanical load placed on mounting panels without affecting access to the amplifier connections.
