Woodward 5466-352 Netcon CPU_040 w/o LL Mem

Input:4–20 mA.

Output: Proportional drive for actuator/valve control.

Power Supply: 24 V DC.

Operating Temperature: -40°C to +85°C (-40°F to +185°F).

Accuracy: ±0.5% of full scale (typical for control modules).

Communication: Optional CANbus, Modbus, or Woodward-specific interfaces (configurable).

Environmental Protection: IP65.

Control and Regulation: Woodward 5466-352 is designed for industrial automation and process control, providing precise regulation of speed, load, or pressure in applications such as turbines, generators, or compressors; Supports PID control algorithms for dynamic system adjustments and stability.

Protection and monitoring: Detection for the most commonly reported faults (excessive current, low voltage, over frequency & over temperature shutdown) Monitoring in real time critical parameters (voltage, current, frequency) through analog input / digital input.

Communication and Integration: Featuring industrial communication protocols with Modbus, CANbus or EtherCAT as well as configurable I/O interfaces, including analog, digital or PWM signals to accommodate to sensors, actuators and devices.

Solid and Reliable Design: Woodward 5466-352 has high resistance to noise, galvanic isolation between input/output channels to ensure electrical safety in harsh industrial environments; Working at extreme conditions such as temperature (-40°C to +85°C), vibration and humidity.

Power Generation and Turbine Control: Integrates into turbine control systems to monitor speed, load, and valve positions. Its adaptive algorithms (e.g., PID control) stabilize turbine operation, preventing overspeed or mechanical stress. This is critical in power plants and cogeneration facilities.

Manufacturing and CNC Systems: Woodward 5466-352 manages spindle speed and axis positioning in CNC machines via analog outputs, ensuring precision in metalworking or additive manufacturing processes; Synchronizes robotic arms and conveyor systems using digital I/O signals, reducing downtime and enhancing throughput.

Oil and Gas Infrastructure: Drives proportional actuators using 0–25 mAdc/0–200 mAdc current outputs to regulate flow rates and pressure in pipelines. Its rugged construction (-40°C to +85°C operating range) ensures reliability in remote or harsh environments; Coordinates with Woodward’s digital governors (e.g., 9907-1183) to optimize energy efficiency and prevent equipment fatigue in upstream and midstream operations.

Renewable Energy Integration: Woodward 5466-352 monitors turbine pitch and generator output, adjusting parameters to maximize energy capture while complying with grid stability requirements. Its 24 VDC power compatibility aligns with renewable energy systems’ low-voltage infrastructure.