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Kollmorgen AKD-620-AS-FAN
Product Introduction: High-performance digital servo drive for synchronous/asynchronous servo motors; supports torque, velocity, and position control modes. The “-FAN” suffix denotes forced-air cooling for sustained high-current operation. Part of the S600 family (predecessor to AKD).
Detailed content
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Electrical Specifications:
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Main Input: 3-phase 380–480 V AC (±10%), 50/60 Hz
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Control Voltage (Aux.): 24 V DC (typical)
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Continuous Output Current (I_cont): 20 A RMS
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Peak Output Current (I_pk): 40 A RMS (short-term overload capability ~150%/200%)
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Bus Voltage Range: approx. 540–680 V DC (rectified from mains)
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Switching Frequency: typically 8–16 kHz configurable
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Feedback Supported: Resolver, incremental encoder (5 V differential), sin/cos encoder, EnDat 2.1/2.2, Hiperface, SSI/BiSS (with option cards)
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Communication / I/O:
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Standard: RS-232 (for PC setup via Kollmorgen WorkBench / S600 software)
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Fieldbus Options (via plug-in card): CANopen, DeviceNet, PROFIBUS-DP, SERCOS II, EtherCAT (depending on card)
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Analog/Digital I/O: ±10 V analog command input, several digital inputs/outputs, enable input, fault relay
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Mechanical & Environmental:
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Form Factor: Book-style (wall-mount in panel), approx. 210 × 150 × 80 mm (varies by exact revision)
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Cooling: Integral axial fan (AS-FAN version)
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Protection: IP20 (cabinet installation required)
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Ambient Temp.: 0 °C to +45 °C (derating above), storage −25 °C to +70 °C
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Features:
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Auto-tuning / manual tuning of current, velocity, position loops
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Electronic gearing, camming (with appropriate firmware)
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Integrated regenerative brake chopper (external resistor connectable)
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STO (Safe Torque Off) available on later HW revisions / with safety card
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Installation Notes: Mount vertically on DIN rail or screws with minimum 50 mm top/bottom clearance for airflow. Use shielded motor & feedback cables, terminate shield at drive end to ground plate. Regenerative resistor may be required for frequent deceleration of high-inertia loads.





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