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Kollmorgen P60660-SDN-001

Product Name:​ P6000 Series Micro-Stepping Stepper Drive (Step/Direction Base Drive)
Product Introduction:​ The P60660-SDN-001 is an AC-input micro-stepping drive optimized for use with Kollmorgen POWERPAC and POWERMAX stepper motors, delivering enhanced system performance without complex programming.

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Technical Specifications:
  • Rated Output Power:​ 0.66 kW / 660 W
  • Continuous Current:​ 5.7 Arms
  • Peak Current:​ 8.0 Arms
  • Supply Voltage:​ 120 VAC / 240 VAC (50/60 Hz); DC bus 160 VDC / 320 VDC
  • Chopper Frequency:​ 20 kHz (nominal)
  • Microstep Settings:​ Up to 25600 steps/rev (switch-selectable)
  • Logic Input:​ 5–24 VDC (optically isolated step/direction or CW/CCW)
  • Operating Temperature:​ 0 °C to +40 °C
  • Dimensions:​ 54 × 177 × 120.5 mm (2.13 × 6.97 × 4.74 in)
  • Weight:​ Approx. 1.26 kg (including mating connectors)
    Functional Features:
  • Dip-switch configuration—no software programming required.
  • Switch-selectable idle current reduction, anti-resonance compensation, step smoothing filter.
  • Built-in self-test (spin test) to confirm proper motor connection.
  • Fault output (sourcing/sinking) and status LEDs for diagnostics.
  • Optimized motor pairing profiles for Kollmorgen stepper motors.
    Structural Characteristics:
  • Compact metal enclosure with plug-in detachable screw terminals (Phoenix Contact type).
  • Three main connector groups: LINE (power), MOTOR (phase), IN/OUT (control signals).
  • Natural or fan-forced cooling depending on load and ambient conditions.
    Application Scenarios:
  • Indexing tables, conveyor positioning, lab automation, medical device actuation, OEM machinery requiring cost-effective stepper control.
    Installation & Usage Notes:
  • Use recommended time-delay fuses (e.g., 15A Class J) on AC input.
  • Wait minimum 5 seconds after power removal before handling due to bus capacitance.
  • Avoid environments with heavy oil mist, corrosive gases, or conductive dust.
  • Ensure motor inductance is within drive’s supported range (1.4–20 mH @120V; 5.6–80 mH @240V).

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