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Kollmorgen CB03250

Product Introduction:​ The “CB” prefix in Kollmorgen legacy parts typically denotes cable/connector assemblies​ for servo systems (motor power, feedback, brake). CB03250 is commonly a cabled assembly​ for connecting drives (e.g., ServoStar CD series like CR/CE/CB 03250 types) or a drive model identifier in older documentation. As a cable: engineered for signal integrity and power transmission in noisy industrial environments.

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Technical Specifications (Cable Context):
  • Type:​ Likely motor power + feedback combo or separate power cable
  • Conductors:​ Copper, insulated, often with braided shield
  • Voltage Rating:​ 600 V or per servo drive/motor rating
  • Temperature Range:​ -20°C to +80°C (typical industrial PVC/PU)
  • Shielding:​ Tinned copper braid + foil for EMI protection
  • Connector:​ Molded D-sub / circular metric (M23/M12) depending on generation
Functional Features:
  • EMI resistance:​ Double shielding for encoder signal stability.
  • Flexible design:​ Oil-resistant jacket for cable track use.
  • Color-coded conductors:​ For error-free termination.
Material & Structure:
  • Jacket:​ PVC, PUR, or TPE depending on flex/oil requirement.
  • Shield:​ 85%+ coverage copper braid + aluminum foil.
  • Strain relief:​ Molded boot at connector interfaces.
Working Principle (as cable):
Provides low-impedance power path to motor phases and high-fidelity differential signal transmission for encoder/resolver feedback, maintaining noise immunity via grounded shield.
Application Scenarios:
Interconnection of Kollmorgen ServoStar CD/CE/CR drives to AKM/Goldline motors, legacy automation retrofits, packaging, material handling.
Installation Requirements:
  • Route separately from high-power non-servo lines or use grounded metal conduit.
  • Minimum bend radius ~10× cable diameter for flexible cords.
  • Terminate shield at both ends (drive-end and motor-end) to chassis ground.
Usage Precautions:
  • Do not exceed voltage/current rating of conductor cross-section.
  • Inspect for jacket damage in drag chains regularly.
  • Ensure connector keying matches drive/motor to prevent pin damage.

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