PRD-PE210S0E-10 Kollmorgen
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The PRD-PE210S0E-10 is a servo drive manufactured by Kollmorgen as part of the PD Servostar Servo Drives series. It supports a continuous output current of 10 Arms and a peak output current of 20 Arms for up to 500 milliseconds. The drive has a maximum output power of 0.26 kVA and features an overtemperature trip at 80 degrees Celsius.
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The PRD-PE210S0E-10 is a Kollmorgen PD Servostar servo drive with 0.26 kVA continuous output power and 10 Arms continuous output current. Technical performance is especially appealing for precise motion control, with a 16 kHz PWM frequency and 32 kHz motor current ripple supporting smooth regulation. A 20 Arms peak output current gives the drive strong short-duration overload capability.
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The PRD-PE210S0E-10 belongs to the PD Servostar Servo Drives series manufactured by Kollmorgen. This servo drive conditions DC bus power and modulates motor phase current so that rotary or linear servomotors can follow motion profiles sent by a controller. Within industrial automation systems, it sits between the mains supply and the motor feedback loop, delivering regulated current, monitoring electrical limits, and opening a fault contact when abnormal conditions occur.
A continuous input rating of 12 A allows the front-end rectifier to draw steady power from the supply without overheating, while the inverter can deliver a continuous motor phase current of 10 A RMS. These steady-state ratings correspond to a continuous apparent power capability of 0.26 kVA at the output terminals. Pulse-width modulation operates at 16 kHz, helping reduce audible noise and smooth motor torque. The internal high-voltage capacitors reach their operating charge in 0.25 s; this short delay minimizes machine startup time and coordinates drive readiness with upstream controllers. Additional parameters include a 0.288 kVA main input requirement and a 0.6 A logic supply draw for the control electronics. Current ripple filtering operates at 32 kHz to reduce thermal stress on the motor windings.
During short transients, the rectifier can accept up to 25 A, and the inverter can supply 20 A RMS for 500 ms, providing additional current for acceleration or sudden load changes. Thermal protection disconnects the output when the heat sink temperature reaches 80 °C, and the DC bus shuts down if its voltage exceeds 56 VDC. A 30 A line fuse and an equal soft-start surge limit protect upstream cabling from excessive current. An undervoltage threshold of 16 VDC allows the drive to detect an inadequate bus supply. A 1 A fault relay provides power-loss and fault signaling to the connected control system.
