CE06560-KOD Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen CE06560-KOD is part of the CD Servostar CD Drives series and belongs to the Compact Drive product family. It features a rated current of 6 Amps and a peak current of 18 Amps rms for up to 0.5 seconds. The drive offers analog ±10 VDC command interface, 14-bit analog resolution, and supports encoder feedback with a differential signal type at up to 3 MHz.
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The CE06560-KOD is a Kollmorgen Servostar CD compact drive with 14-bit analog resolution and an analog ±10 VDC command interface. Current regulation is notably sharp with a 2.5 kHz current loop bandwidth and a 16 kHz current update rate. Dynamic overload handling is a strong point, with 18 A rms peak current available for 0.5 s.
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The CE06560-KOD is a digital servo amplifier produced by Kollmorgen for the CD Servostar CD Drives series. Classified within the manufacturer’s Compact Drive product family, the unit conditions line power and executes closed-loop control algorithms to regulate the torque, velocity, and position of brushless servomotors in automated machinery. By combining a voltage-mode command interface with high-speed feedback processing, the drive supplies precise current to the motor phases, enabling repeatable motion profiles in packaging lines, pick-and-place stations, and other multi-axis systems.
During continuous operation, the amplifier delivers a rated phase current of 6 A, which is suitable for mid-frame servomotors used with medium-inertia loads. It can reach a peak output of 18 A RMS for transient accelerations, and that reserve is limited to 0.5 s to protect the power stage. The current regulator closes at 2.5 kHz, while digital pulse-width modulation refreshes at 16 kHz; these operating rates help minimize current ripple and audible noise. A dedicated 24 VDC external logic supply keeps the control electronics powered during interruptions to the main supply. This arrangement allows fieldbus mapping and fault diagnostics to remain available when the main bus is off.
Motion commands enter through an analog ±10 VDC interface with a conversion depth of 14-bit resolution, providing 1 part in 16,384 resolution before software scaling. The velocity algorithm sustains a bandwidth of 400 Hz and executes at a servo rate of 4000 Hz; position corrections are recalculated at 2000 Hz for tight path following. Quadrature or serial encoder feedback is accepted through differential signal lines, and the drive provides 5 VDC at 250 mA for sensor power. Encoder frequencies up to 3 MHz can be tracked without losing edge information, allowing high-speed linear motors to run without count errors. Feedback parameters are monitored continuously to support stable control loops across a broad operating range.
