KSD1-08
May 14, 2026

KSD1-08

KSD1-08(2.jpg KSD1-08.jpg The KSD1-08 is a compact, high‑performance 8 kW servo drive for KUKA KRC1/KRC2 robot controllers, controlling 6‑axis robots (e.g., KR6, KR15) and external axes. It uses vector control with a 4 kHz/8 kHz PWM frequency, integrating dynamic braking and full hardware protection for industrial automation (welding, assembly, material handling).

Description

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The KSD1-08 is a compact, high‑performance 8 kW servo drive for KUKA KRC1/KRC2 robot controllers, controlling 6‑axis robots (e.g., KR6, KR15) and external axes. It uses vector control with a 4 kHz/8 kHz PWM frequency, integrating dynamic braking and full hardware protection for industrial automation (welding, assembly, material handling).

2. Technical Specifications

  • Model: KSD1-08 (Part No. 00-122-284)

  • Type: 3‑phase servo amplifier, 8 kW

  • Input: DC 0–565/675 V, 4.9 A / 3.9 A

  • Output: 3‑phase AC 0–400/480 V, 4.0 A (rated) / 8 A (max), 0–480 Hz

  • Intermediate Circuit Voltage: 0–770 V DC

  • Control Method: Field‑oriented vector control (torque/current control)

  • PWM Frequency: 4 kHz / 8 kHz

  • Cooling: Forced air cooling

  • Protection: Overload, short‑circuit, overvoltage, undervoltage, overheating

  • Degree of Protection: IP20 (cabinet installation)

  • Operating Temperature: 0°C to +40°C

  • Storage Temperature: -20°C to +70°C

  • Dimensions (W×H×D): 88 × 240 × 180 mm

  • Weight: Approx. 1.7 kg (3.75 lbs)

  • Mounting: DIN rail or panel mount

3. Interface & Connector Allocation

  • X1: Intermediate circuit voltage (DC 0–770 V) + 24 V DC supply; status/fault LEDs

  • X2: Motor connection (3‑phase AC + brake)

  • X11: Automation interface (I/O, safety signals)

  • X13: Servo bus IN (Interbus/CAN)

  • X14: Servo bus OUT (daisy‑chain to next drive)

4. Main Features

  • High Precision: Vector control for accurate torque/position control

  • Dynamic Braking: Integrated braking unit for regenerative energy dissipation

  • Drive Monitoring: Real‑time monitoring of current, voltage, temperature, and encoder signals

  • Fast Response: 4 kHz/8 kHz PWM for high‑speed motion

  • Compact Design: 88 mm width for space‑saving cabinet integration

  • Easy Configuration: Parameters set via KUKA WorkVisual or teach pendant

5. Safety Instructions

  • High Voltage: DC 565/675 V and AC 400/480 V; disconnect power before servicing

  • Capacitor Discharge: Wait ≥5 minutes after power‑off for intermediate circuit capacitors to discharge

  • No Modification: Do not bypass or modify protection circuits (overload, short‑circuit, overvoltage)

  • Cooling: Ensure unobstructed airflow; do not block ventilation slots

  • Work Envelope: Keep clear of moving robot axes during operation

6. Installation & Wiring

  1. Mounting: Attach to DIN rail or panel; allow 50 mm clearance for cooling airflow

  2. Power Wiring: Connect DC intermediate circuit to X1 (observe polarity); tighten torques to 1.2 Nm

  3. Motor Wiring: Connect 3‑phase motor and brake to X2; shield cable per EMC guidelines

  4. Bus Connection: Link X13 (IN) to controller; X14 (OUT) to next drive in chain

  5. I/O Wiring: Connect safety signals (E‑Stop, door interlocks) to X11; use twisted pair cables

  6. Grounding: Earth drive, motor, and cabinet per local codes; ensure low‑resistance ground path

7. Operation

7.1 Power‑Up

  1. Verify all connections are secure and correct

  2. Apply 3‑phase AC power to controller; intermediate circuit charges to 565/675 V DC

  3. Check X1 LEDs: Power (green) ON, Fault (red) OFF

  4. Enable drive via controller (KCP2); Servo Ready (yellow) LED ON

7.2 Normal Operation

  • Manual Mode (T1/T2): Drive follows jog commands from teach pendant; adjusts torque/speed dynamically

  • Automatic Mode (AUT): Executes programmed motion (PTP/LIN/CIRC); maintains precise position control

  • Fault Handling: Red Fault LED ON; drive disables motion. Check fault code via teach pendant; resolve issue before resetting

8. Maintenance

  • Daily: Check LED status; inspect cables for damage or loose connections

  • Weekly: Clean cooling fan and ventilation slots; verify airflow

  • Monthly: Tighten connectors (torque 1.2 Nm); check motor insulation resistance

  • Quarterly: Backup drive parameters via WorkVisual; test fault reset functionality

  • Annual: Replace cooling fan (if worn); inspect electrolytic capacitors for bulging/leakage


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