M.1302.8633 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen M.1302.8633 is a servo cable from the Kollmorgen Servo Cables series and is compatible with AKM and DDR motors. It has a length of 15 meters, features a 45 degree cable exit angle, and offers a Hi-Flex design. This cable uses a D-sub 15-pin HD male interface to the drive and supports resolver feedback with a straight motor end style.
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The M.1302.8633 is a Kollmorgen servo cable with Hi-Flex construction and a 15 m length. Resolver feedback and a D-sub 15-pin HD male drive interface support accurate signal transmission and clean integration in motion systems. A strong cable choice for servo applications requiring dependable feedback performance.
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The M.1302.8633 is a servo feedback cable produced by Kollmorgen for the Kollmorgen Servo Cables series. It provides a dedicated connection between an AKM or DDR motor and its matching servo drive, transmitting position, temperature, and reference signals for closed-loop motion control. Accurate resolver feedback allows the drive to regulate axis position in automated assembly lines, packaging equipment, and gantry systems.
The assembly has a total length of 15 m, accommodating long machine chassis runs without intermediate junctions that could introduce impedance changes. A Hi-Flex jacket protects the finely stranded conductors as the cable moves through compact energy chains, reducing the risk of cracking or signal loss. At the control cabinet, a D-Sub 15-pin HD male connector mates directly with compatible Kollmorgen AKD and S300 feedback receptacles, eliminating the need for field crimping. The conductor arrangement supports resolver transducers, allowing the sine and cosine channels to reach the drive without conversion hardware. The cable is compatible with AKM and DDR motors, and the motor-side grommet fits the standard encoder housing while maintaining strain relief under dynamic loads.
At the motor end, a straight grommet directs the cable at a controlled 45° exit angle, reducing torsion where the harness leaves the stator. The harness uses the F1/F2 port designation, allowing continuity to be checked against the corresponding drive terminals. It contains four shielded twisted pairs assigned to COS+/−, SIN+/−, REF+/−, and TEMP+/−, keeping resolver and thermal signals in separate loops for noise immunity. The shielding limits interference between adjacent signal paths, while the flexible conductor arrangement supports repeated movement in track systems used by pick-and-place equipment and Cartesian robots.
