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Kollmorgen S724OS-NANAPM

  • Product Name: S700 Series Digital Servo Amplifier (S724 variant)
  • Product Introduction: Part of the Kollmorgen S700 family, these are high-performance fully digital servo drives designed for complex single and multi-axis motion control. The suffix “NANAPM” typically denotes specific options including mains voltage, safety features (STO), and communication interfaces (e.g., analog/pulse).

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  • Technical Specifications:
    • Rated Output Current: 24 A RMS (continuous)
    • Peak Output Current: 48 A / 72 A RMS (depending on duration, approx. 2s)
    • Input Voltage: 3-phase 208 V to 480 V AC (+10% / -10%), 50/60 Hz
    • Rated Power: Approx. 18 kVA
    • Switching Frequency: 8 kHz (standard), up to 16 kHz (reduced current)
    • Control Loops: Current loop update 62.5 µs, Position loop 250 µs
  • Functional Features: Supports torque, velocity, and position control; integrated Safe Torque Off (STO) SIL3/PLe; compatible with EnDat 2.2, Hiperface DSL, BiSS, SFD3, resolvers, and incremental encoders; macro/BASIC programming (IEC 61131); electronic gearing/camming.
  • Application Scenarios: Robotics, printing machinery, semiconductor manufacturing, high-speed packaging, woodworking, laser cutting.
  • Structural Features: Book-style modular housing (approx. 100mm width); removable terminal blocks; option slot for fieldbus cards (EtherCAT, PROFINET, etc.).
  • Installation Requirements: Panel mount with adequate spacing for convection cooling; IP20 protection requires installation inside a cabinet.
  • Material Composition: Aluminum heat sink chassis with flame-retardant plastic covers; PCB with surface mount components.
  • Operating Principle: Digital signal processor calculates control vectors based on feedback and command inputs, modulating PWM output to a 3-phase IGBT bridge to drive the servo motor.
  • Usage Notes: Requires 24V DC auxiliary power for logic; ensure proper grounding to avoid EMI; regeneration resistor may be required for decelerating high-inertia loads.

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