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CE03250-000000 Kollmorgen

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The CE03250-000000 is a compact drive with 03 Amp rated current and 9 Arms peak current for dynamic servo applications. Encoder feedback with a 3 MHz input frequency supports precise, stable motion control in demanding automation systems. A 16 kHz PWM frequency and 14-bit analog resolution make the drive a strong choice for smooth, accurate performance.

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Product Description:

The CE03250-000000 is a servo drive produced by Kollmorgen for the CD Servostar CD Drives series. As a member of the Compact Drive product family, the unit conditions DC bus power and modulates it through an IGBT bridge to run matched servomotors in automated machinery. It occupies the motion-control layer between a PLC and a feedback-equipped motor, supplying regulated current while collecting encoder data to close the velocity or position loop.

The command interface supports an analog resolution of 14 bits, so each channel can distinguish 16,384 levels. The minimum analog sensitivity is 1.53 mV, allowing fine torque adjustments from low-level sources. Digital status ports can sink or source up to 60 mA, accommodating typical optically isolated inputs on field controllers. Quadrature feedback enters through an encoder port rated for 3 MHz before x4 decoding, and the permitted line count reaches 10,000,000, providing ample capacity for high-resolution linear scales. Continuous output is 3 A, while the drive can deliver a peak current of 9 Arms for 500 ms to handle acceleration demands. A carrier or PWM frequency of 16 kHz minimizes audible noise and reduces current ripple during motor operation.

Thermal and electrical protections are integrated into the drive. Internal power dissipation is limited to 60 W, and an overtemperature trip activates at 80 °C. DC bus monitoring triggers a shutdown above 430 VDC or below 90 VDC to protect the power devices. A fault relay rated for 1 A at 24 VDC signals these events to higher-level control circuits. The logic sections accept a standard 230 V input for this configuration. The encoder supply provides 5 VDC at 250 mA for compatible incremental or absolute sensors, allowing the drive to power the connected feedback device directly.

Analog Resolution
14 Bit
Analog Sensitivity
1.53 mV Min
Digital Output Current
60 mA
Encoder Input Freq
3 MHz (Before Quad)
Encoder Line Count
10,000,000
Encoder Supply Current
250 mA
Encoder Supply Voltage
5 VDC
Fault Relay Rating
1 A At 24 VDC
Feedback
Encoder
Hardware Options
Standard with 230 V logic input
Internal Heat Loss
60 W
Over Temperature Trip
80°C
Over Voltage Trip
430 VDC
Peak Current
9 Arms (500 ms)
Product Family
Compact Drive
Pwm Frequency
16 kHz
Rated Current
03 Amp
Under Voltage Trip
90 VDC

Frequently Asked Questions about CE03250-000000:

Q: What is the analog resolution of the CE03250-000000 drive?

A: The CE03250-000000 features a 14-bit analog resolution for precise control input adjustments.

Q: What is the fault relay rating for the CE03250-000000?

A: This drive has a fault relay rating of 1 A at 24 VDC, supporting standard safety circuits.

Q: At what temperature does the CE03250-000000 trigger over temperature protection?

A: The over temperature trip for this model is set at 80°C, protecting the drive against overheating.

Q: What is the rated current of the CE03250-000000 drive?

A: The rated current for the CE03250-000000 drive is 3 Amps, suitable for moderate load requirements.

Q: What is the maximum encoder input frequency supported by the CE03250-000000?

A: The encoder input frequency is 3 MHz before quadrature decoding, accommodating high-speed feedback devices.

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