Kollmorgen S7120S‑NAF2NA

  • Product Brief: S700 series S‑variant high‑overload servo amplifier, 12 A RMS continuous output, enhanced peak‑current overload capacity for short‑time high‑shock motion cycles, dual‑channel STO safety hardware, F2 controlled fan expansion module pre‑installed inside slot 2, slot 1 and slot 3 keep empty.
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Kollmorgen S7120S‑NAF2NA

  • Technical Specifications
    • Input Power: 3‑phase 208‑480 VAC, 50‑60 Hz grounded industrial supply
    • Rated Continuous Output Current: 12 A RMS
    • Peak Output Current: 30 A RMS (2‑second duration)
    • Rated Apparent Power S1 Operation: 9 kVA
    • DC‑link Voltage: 290‑675 VDC
    • Auxiliary Supply: 24 VDC isolated control power
    • Cooling Method: Passive aluminum heat sink plus slot‑2 inserted F2 controlled forced‑air fan module
    • Protection Class: IP20
    • Weight: 5.5 kg
    • Expansion Slot Assignment: Slot 1‑NA, Slot 2‑F2 fan module, Slot 3‑NA
  • Functional Features
    • Native onboard EtherCAT and CANopen communication interfaces, RS232 diagnostic service port
    • Full‑range feedback device compatibility: resolver, SFD3, Hiperface‑DSL, incremental encoder, Aquad‑B encoder
    • MMC memory card slot for parameter backup, drive cloning and on‑site firmware upgrade
    • Dual‑channel STO Safe Torque‑Off safety function, SIL 2 / PLd safety rating
    • S‑variant hardware delivers elevated peak‑current capability for short‑cycle high‑impact load conditions
    • Built‑in auto‑tuning, cogging‑ripple suppression algorithm, high‑dynamic multi‑loop motion control
    • IEC 61131 macro programming runtime for custom motion‑logic sequence development
    • Unoccupied slot 1 and slot 3 support later retrofit of fieldbus or position‑I/O expansion cards
    • F2 fan module provides active forced‑air cooling to handle repeated high‑overload cyclic workload
  • Application Scenarios: Short‑cycle pick‑and‑place automation, stamping press auxiliary axes, high‑acceleration gantry positioning, shock‑load material‑handling stations, machinery working in high‑temperature cabinet environment
  • Performance Parameters: Current‑loop cycle 62.5 µs, position‑loop cycle 250 µs; supports electronic gearing, cam profiling, multi‑axis master‑slave synchronization, encoder emulation output, analog reference input
  • Material Composition: Anodized aluminum alloy large‑area heat‑sink housing, galvanized steel mounting bracket, FR‑4 printed circuit boards, enhanced‑rating IGBT power modules, thermoplastic connector housings, F2 brushless fan expansion assembly, blank plastic slot protective covers
  • Structural Characteristics: Vertical book‑style cabinet‑mount mechanical layout; physical separation of high‑power power section and low‑voltage control section; high‑current combicon power terminals, D‑Sub feedback and signal connectors; three front‑side expansion slots; F2 fan module mechanically locked within slot 2; slot 1 and slot 3 covered by blank protective panels.
  • Working Principle: Three‑phase AC mains rectified into DC‑link bus voltage; DSP controller performs real‑time multi‑level closed‑loop calculation; enhanced‑rating PWM power inverter delivers high peak‑current three‑phase AC output for short‑time overload motion requirements; motor encoder provides position‑speed feedback signal to close control loops; dual‑channel redundant STO hardware safely disables power‑stage output under safety‑related machine events; F2 fan module extracts heat accumulated from repeated high‑current overload cycles.
  • Installation Requirements: Vertical upright cabinet installation; maintain sufficient vertical ventilation clearance above and below amplifier unit; mounting base must be conductive metal plate for EMC grounding; operating ambient temperature 0‑45 °C with F2 fan module fitted; apply performance derating for altitude above 1000 m.
  • Usage Notes: Protective earth connection must be firmly secured before power‑on; 24 VDC auxiliary supply must achieve full galvanic isolation; F2 fan module cannot be plugged or unplugged under powered condition; MMC memory card hot‑swap is forbidden during drive operation; carefully configure motor inductance and feedback parameters during commissioning; avoid condensation, corrosive gas and heavy‑dust surroundings; regularly check fan inlet for dust accumulation.