S22460-SDS Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen S22460-SDS is a S200 Servo Drive with a continuous output power of 8000 W and a voltage rating of 120/240 VAC for all currents. This unit supports SFD/Halls feedback and features a velocity loop bandwidth of 800 Hz and a current loop bandwidth of 3 kHz. It measures 213 mm in height, 96.4 mm in width, 192.4 mm in depth, and weighs 2.63 kg.
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The S22460-SDS is a Kollmorgen S200 servo drive that stands out for 8000 W continuous output power and 3 kHz current loop bandwidth. 120/240 VAC operation and a 24 ARMS continuous, 48 ARMS peak current rating make the unit a strong choice for precise, high-demand servo systems.
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The S22460-SDS is a servo drive produced by Kollmorgen for the S200 Servo Drives series. As a closed-loop amplifier, it supplies controlled current and voltage to a matched servomotor so motion axes can follow precise position and speed commands in automated machinery. The housing measures 213 mm high, 96.4 mm wide, and 192.4 mm deep, yet weighs only 2.63 kg, allowing dense panel layouts. Because the base unit carries no electrical option, specialized interfaces are added with option cards such as SynqNet, CAN, or EnDat 2.1 to match network and feedback requirements.
The drive delivers 8000 W of continuous output power to the motor while maintaining a current loop bandwidth of 3 kHz, so torque commands are tracked with minimal delay. Continuous phase current is 24 ARMS, and transient events can reach 48 ARMS for short periods without saturation. The drive accepts incoming single-phase or three-phase mains over a 120/240 VAC range, enabling the same model to operate in installations with lower or higher line voltage. During rapid acceleration, the power stage can momentarily furnish up to 16000 VA, supporting dynamic indexing tasks. A velocity loop bandwidth of 800 Hz links the current regulator to the position controller so speed changes occur quickly while preserving stability, and feedback devices such as SFD, Comcoder, or sine encoders are accommodated through the SynqNet micro-D connectors.
An output carrier frequency of 16 kHz keeps motor acoustic noise low while staying above the control bandwidth. Motor selection is flexible because the amplifier handles inductances from 0.6 mH up to 30 mH, letting users pair high-speed, low-inductance rotors or larger, higher-inductance frames with the same drive. The option card architecture also adds Hall sensor support, EnDat 2.1 connectivity, and CAN communication on one platform, so motion systems can mix incremental and absolute feedback without additional converters.
