Product Description:

The IC22030A1P1114 is a linear motor coil from Kollmorgen and belongs to the IC Ironcore Direct Drive Motors series. As an ironcore direct-drive stage, the unit generates thrust without rotary-to-linear conversions, making it suitable for precision handling, packaging, and semiconductor positioning where backlash cannot be tolerated. Its linear format allows the axis to respond directly to commanded force, which helps support accurate motion and repeatable positioning.

At maximum winding temperature, the coil can deliver a continuous thrust of 280 N while drawing 3.9 Arms. This combination indicates the long-term load the axis can support without exceeding thermal limits. A force constant of 75.6 N/Arms links drive current to linear output, which helps maintain predictable force response. Dynamic current changes are filtered by the phase-to-phase inductance of 33.4 mH, which limits di/dt and helps protect drive electronics. The active section measures 65.0 mm across, is 58.3 mm tall without a cover, and weighs 4.8 kg, which helps with mounting and clearance planning. A winding resistance of 3.9 Ω at 25 °C contributes to heat generation calculations, and the shielded cable with connector termination simplifies installation.

During rapid indexing, the motor can reach a peak thrust of 624 N when the drive supplies up to 11.0 Arms for short intervals. Those bursts remain within the 8.6 ms electrical time constant, allowing quick force transients during fast moves. The laminated steel teeth attract the magnet track with 2.9 kN of normal force, so the slide bearings must withstand that load. Windings may reach a ceiling of 130 °C before insulation life is affected, and the back-EMF constant of 61.7 V peak per m/s L-L helps determine the DC bus voltage needed for target speeds. These values help with drive and cooling plate selection while keeping temperature, current, and attractive force within allowable limits.