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CP30318 Kollmorgen

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The Kollmorgen CP30318 is part of the SP Servostar Servo Drives series and has a unit weight of 1.61 kilograms. It features a continuous current of 3 Arms and a peak current of 9 Arms for 500 milliseconds. The drive is designed for a power capacity of up to 1.10 kVA at 230V three-phase and includes overvoltage and undervoltage trip protection at 430 VDC and 90 VDC, respectively.

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Product Description:

The CP30318 servo drive is produced by Kollmorgen as part of the SP Servostar Servo Drives series. It is a compact current-mode amplifier designed to interface with Kollmorgen brushless motors and deliver regulated torque commands in industrial automation cells. By converting single- or three-phase mains power into controlled DC power and a high-frequency PWM output, the unit supplies precise motor current while maintaining a form-factor ratio no greater than 1.01, making it suitable for densely packed control cabinets.

During operation, the drive can furnish a continuous output of 3 Arms, while short overloads are supported at 6 Arms for 2 seconds and at 9 Arms for 500 milliseconds, allowing fast indexing without exceeding thermal limits. The internal bus reaches its rated level after a charge time of 0.25 s, minimizing startup delays. Modulation is handled at a PWM switching frequency of 15.5 kHz, and the resulting current ripple frequency is limited to 31 kHz, improving velocity smoothness in low-inductance windings. Input capability spans 0.35 kVA on a 115 V single-phase source, 0.70 kVA on a 230 V single-phase source, and 1.10 kVA on a 230 V three-phase source, providing flexibility when matching available plant power.

Protective thresholds are integrated into the control logic. Heat dissipation reaches 60 W at full load, and an overtemperature trip activates at 80 °C to prevent component fatigue. Bus voltage is supervised with an overvoltage limit of 430 VDC and an undervoltage cutoff at 90 VDC, so high-line surges and brownouts are blocked before they affect the output stage. The drive tolerates 30 A of instantaneous surge current, supporting brief demand peaks without interrupting normal operation. The overall assembly has a mass of only 1.61 kg, which eases rail mounting and reduces the load placed on lightweight control panels.

Charge Time
0.25 s
Continuous Current
3 Arms
Current Ripple
31 kHz
Form Factor
≤1.01
Heat Dissipation
60 W
Max Surge Current
30 A
Overtemperature Trip
80 °C
Overvoltage Trip
430 VDC
Peak Current (2 S)
6 Arms
Peak Current (500 Ms)
9 Arms
Power At 115v 1-phase
0.35 kVA
Power At 230v 1-phase
0.70 kVA
Power At 230v 3-phase
1.10 kVA
Pwm Frequency
15.5 kHz
Undervoltage Trip
90 VDC
Unit Weight
1.61 kg

Frequently Asked Questions about CP30318:

Q: What is the continuous current rating of the CP30318 servo drive?

A: The CP30318 servo drive has a continuous current rating of 3 Arms for sustained operation.

Q: What is the maximum peak current of the CP30318 servo drive for short bursts?

A: This drive supports a peak current of 9 Arms for up to 500 milliseconds.

Q: At what voltage does the CP30318 activate its overvoltage protection?

A: The overvoltage trip point on this model is set at 430 VDC.

Q: How much heat does the CP30318 servo drive dissipate?

A: Heat dissipation for the CP30318 is rated at 60 W during typical operation.

Q: What is the power output of the CP30318 when used with a 230V 3-phase supply?

A: The CP30318 delivers 1.10 kVA power output when supplied with 230V 3-phase input.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘The CP30318 is a Kollmorgen SP Servostar servo drive with 3 Arms continuous current and 6 Arms peak current for 2 s, making the unit well suited for controlled low-power motion applications. A 15.5 kHz PWM frequency and 60 W heat dissipation support smooth output quality and stable thermal performance in demanding drive cabinets. Protection thresholds at 430 VDC overvoltage and 90 VDC undervoltage make this servo drive a dependable choice for consistent operation.’’

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