S60300-SE Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen S60300-SE is part of the S600 Servo Drives series and supports a voltage range of 230 to 480V. It has a current rating of 3A rms, peak output current of 6 Arms, and features both internal and external brake resistors at 66 and 33 ohms. The S60300-SE measures 275 mm in height, 70 mm in width, and 265 mm in depth without connectors.
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The S60300-SE is a Kollmorgen S600 servo drive with a 3 A rms current rating and 6 Arms peak output current. SERCOS expansion with a 2 ms update rate supports fast network response and clean motion coordination. A strong choice for precision axis control in demanding automation systems.
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The S60300-SE is a servo drive manufactured by Kollmorgen for the S600 Servo Drives series. As a dedicated amplifier for brushless and synchronous servo motors, it regulates phase current and voltage so closed-loop motion axes can follow position or velocity commands in automated machinery. The drive links to higher-level controllers through a SERCOS fiber-optic interface, allowing deterministic command exchange and real-time diagnostics in packaging lines, gantries, and pick-and-place robots.
It operates from an AC supply of 230 to 480 V, converting the mains power into a sinusoidal output that delivers a continuous phase current of 3 A rms with a current form factor of 1.01. For short acceleration bursts, the control stage supplies up to 6 A rms, and the power stage keeps semiconductor losses low with a 5 V residual voltage drop between the DC bus and motor terminals. The output network supports load inductances from 12 mH up to 75 mH, allowing the unit to operate with motors that have different electrical time constants without compromising current-loop stability.
At nominal load, the drive produces 40 W of heat, while the standby electronics draw only 15 W, reducing the cooling demand inside the control cabinet. The controller issues new command sets across the fiber-optic ring every 2 ms, a rate that supports high-bandwidth servo loops for precise contouring and coordinated motion. Dynamic braking energy can be routed to an external dump resistor rated at 33 Ω, extending deceleration capability when the internal 66 Ω element is insufficient for heavier axes. The housing measures 70 mm wide, 265 mm deep, and 275 mm high without connectors, allowing installation in narrow control panels alongside compatible filters and line-supply modules. These compact dimensions also help preserve wiring space around neighboring equipment while providing adequate access to the drive connections. Proper cabinet spacing remains important for airflow and for removing the heat produced during sustained operation.
