CP303260 Kollmorgen
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The CP303260 servo drive is manufactured by Kollmorgen and is part of the SP Servostar Servo Drives series. It features a nominal bus voltage of 325 VDC, a continuous main output current of 3 Arms, and a PWM frequency of 15.5 kHz. The drive uses a 24 VDC external logic power type and has an overtemperature trip set at 80 degrees Celsius.
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The CP303260 servo drive is manufactured by Kollmorgen and belongs to the SP Servostar Servo Drives series. It serves as the power and control interface between a three-phase mains supply and a brushless servo motor, delivering regulated current in response to velocity commands that allow automated machinery to position loads accurately. By converting fixed-frequency input into high-bandwidth pulse-width-modulated output, the unit integrates motion axes such as pick-and-place actuators, gantry stages, and packaging feeders within industrial automation cells.
The drive’s power section rectifies a three-phase 230 VAC supply and stores energy on a DC link that operates at 325 VDC under normal load. Apparent input demand is limited to 1.4 kVA, so cabinet feeders and breakers can be sized accordingly. At the motor side, the amplifier provides 3 A RMS continuously and up to 9 A RMS for 500 ms to cover acceleration peaks. These currents are synthesized by transistors that switch at 15.5 kHz; the resulting current ripple is shaped around 31 kHz to minimize audible noise and torsional excitation. Support electronics draw 24 VDC from an external logic rail and consume up to 0.5 A, while the soft-start network limits inrush current to 30 A. A braking resistor with a minimum resistance of 20 Ω can be connected to absorb regenerated energy. An internal contact rated at 1 A reports fault status to the control system, and continuous operation dissipates 60 W of heat that must be removed by panel airflow.
Protective functions supervise charging, temperature, and line conditions. The bulk capacitors reach operating voltage in 0.25 s, after which the drive enables its output stage. Operation ceases if the heat sink temperature reaches 80 °C, if the bus voltage exceeds 430 VDC, or if it falls below 90 VDC during a brownout. These thresholds protect the power devices and prevent uncontrolled regeneration into the mains supply. Regenerated energy is redirected to the external braking resistor until the DC-link voltage stabilizes, and the logic section commands a controlled shutdown. After the condition that caused the trip has cleared, the controller returns to standby and awaits a new enable command.
