SE06200-Y066 Kollmorgen
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The Kollmorgen SE06200-Y066 is a servo drive from the S600 Servo Drives series with a current rating of 6 Amps rms and a DC bus level of 325 VDC. It delivers continuous power of 2.2 kVA at 325 VDC and operates on a voltage level of 230 VAC. The drive features encoder motor feedback and a PWM frequency of 16 kHz while dissipating 84 Watts of heat.
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The SE06200-Y066 is a Kollmorgen S600 servo drive designed for precise motion control on 230 VAC systems. Continuous output of 2.2 kVA at 325 VDC and a 6 A rms current rating give the unit strong capability for compact servo axes. Clean regulation from 16 kHz PWM and encoder feedback support makes this drive a very capable choice for responsive machine performance.
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The SE06200-Y066 is a single-axis servo drive produced by Kollmorgen within the S600 Servo Drives series. The unit regulates the current and voltage delivered to a matched servo motor, closing a feedback loop with an incremental encoder to position machine axes in packaging lines, pick-and-place cells, and other motion applications. By converting the plant’s 230 VAC input to a controlled DC bus and high-frequency PWM output phases, the drive supplies dynamic torque while maintaining compact panel dimensions.
At the mains terminal, the drive accepts a 230 VAC line, rectifies it to a DC bus held at 325 VDC, and can sustain a continuous apparent output of 2.2 kVA when the bus is at its nominal voltage. The phase current path is rated for 6 A rms, and switching is handled by an H-bridge modulated at 16 kHz. Internal logic operates a complementary carrier to keep the PWM current ripple near 32 kHz. Motion feedback is read from an incremental encoder whose signals can be decoded at up to 3 MHz before quadrature processing, so high-resolution counts are preserved at top speed. The control electronics draw 0.38 A from the ±15 V rail and 1.1 A from the 8 V rail, which helps with auxiliary power supply sizing.
Protective thresholds are integrated so the amplifier disconnects the output before damage occurs. An overtemperature trip activates at 90 °C, while the bus shuts down if the voltage rises to 430 VDC or falls below 125 VDC during operation. During initial power-up, the lower limit is 255 VDC to ensure that the reservoir capacitors are charged correctly. During normal operation, the inverter produces approximately 84 W of heat that must be removed by cabinet airflow or a heat sink. These protective functions allow the encoder channel, current loop, and supply rails to continue operating within the electrical and thermal limits of the drive.
