S22460-CNS Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen S22460-CNS is part of the S200 Servo Drives series and is a servo drive with a continuous output power of 8000 Watts. It supports a voltage rating of 120 to 240 VAC and has a continuous current rating of 24 ARMS with a peak of 48 ARMS. The drive features CANopen interface for position node functionality and offers feedback support for SFD and Halls encoders.
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The S22460-CNS is a Kollmorgen S200 servo drive configured as a position node on CANopen. Continuous 8000 W three-phase output and 24 ARMS continuous current give the drive strong headroom for demanding servo axes. A 3 kHz current loop bandwidth supports crisp response and makes this unit a very capable choice for high-performance positioning.
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The S22460-CNS servo drive is manufactured by Kollmorgen within the S200 Servo Drives series. As an AC drive controller, it links a machine’s PLC or motion card to brushless servo motors and executes position regulation through its native CANopen interface. The unit operates in a position-node mode that follows CANopen commands, making it a compact motion axis for industrial automation tasks such as pick-and-place, form-fill-seal, and assembly handling.
Under continuous three-phase loading, the drive delivers 8000 W of mechanical power, drawing a steady phase current of 24 ARMS and tolerating short bursts up to 48 ARMS. Its power section accepts mains supplies at 120/240 VAC and rectifies them to a nominal DC bus of 320 VDC; an undervoltage alarm is generated if the bus falls to 150 VDC. The housing measures 96.4 mm wide, 192.4 mm deep, and 213.0 mm high while weighing 2.63 kg, supporting cabinet layouts where space is limited. No extra electrical options are fitted from the factory, yet SynqNet cards can add EnDat 2.1 or sine-encoder channels, and a separate CAN option card enables SFD or Comcoder feedback. Motor compatibility spans inductances from 0.6 mH to 30 mH, allowing use with high-speed or high-torque windings.
The drive has a current-loop bandwidth ceiling of 3 kHz and a velocity-loop limit of 800 Hz, supporting precise following of rapid command changes. Its PWM stage switches at an output ripple frequency of 16 kHz to minimize audible noise, and the filter design supports stable operation with motor inductances up to 30 mH. Feedback inputs accept SFD halls on every unit, while the CANopen interface exposes standardized objects for status, fault handling, and motion setpoints used in coordinated multi-axis systems.
