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SPECIFICATIONS:
Part Number: 5463-722
Manufacturer: Woodward
Series: MicroNet / NetCon 5000
Product Type: High-Density Analog Input (AI) Module
Channels: 16 Independent Input Channels
Input Signal Range: 4–20 mA
Resolution: 16-Bit A/D Conversion
Isolation: 500 Vrms Channel-to-Backplane
Accuracy: ±0.1% of Full Scale
Update Rate: High-Speed Deterministic
Operating Temperature: -40 °C to +70 °C
Mounting: Chassis / Rack Mounted
Availability: In Stock
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
The 5463-722 is a high-density Analog Input Module specifically designed for Woodward MicroNet and NetCon 5000 control systems. It serves as a comprehensive interface for large-scale turbine monitoring, providing 16 independent channels to capture signals from field-mounted transmitters. This module is essential for aggregating data from a wide variety of process sensors, including pressure transducers, flow meters, level sensors, and auxiliary temperature transmitters, and converting their 4–20 mA current signals into precise digital values for the Master CPU.
PRECISION AND SIGNAL FIDELITY:
With 16 channels packed into a single module, the Analog Input Module offers high-density I/O without sacrificing performance. It utilizes advanced 16-bit analog-to-digital (A/D) converters to ensure that even the smallest process fluctuations are captured and communicated to the control logic. Each channel features dedicated signal conditioning and hardware filtering to eliminate electromagnetic interference (EMI) and signal ripple, providing the CPU with a steady, reliable data stream. This precision is vital for maintaining tight control over fuel management and load-sharing algorithms.
INDUSTRIAL PROTECTION AND DIAGNOSTICS:
Engineered for the demanding environments of power plants and industrial mechanical drives, the Analog Input Module features 500 Vrms galvanic isolation. This isolation protects the internal system backplane from ground loops and field-side electrical transients. The module is also equipped with continuous onboard diagnostics that monitor loop integrity. It can automatically detect and report bad signals, such as open circuits or out-of-range values, to the Master CPU. These built-in safety checks ensure that the control system can respond immediately to sensor failures before they impact turbine operation.
AVAILABILITY AND SUPPORT:
World of Controls provides the 5463-722 High-Density Analog Input Module in both unused and fully rebuilt conditions to support complex system architectures and emergency maintenance. Each unit undergoes exhaustive testing of all 16 channels to guarantee full functionality and accuracy upon installation. Backed by our standard warranty and 24/7 technical assistance, we help you maintain your control system’s reliability. Contact our team today for updated pricing, availability, and expedited global shipping options.
What is the Woodward 5463-722?
It is a 16-channel Analog Input (AI) module for MicroNet and NetCon systems. It allows the controller to monitor up to 16 different process variables using standard 4–20 mA signals, offering twice the density of standard 8-channel modules.
Can I use this module for 0–5 Vdc signals?
The 5463-722 is primarily optimized for 4–20 mA current loops. While some Woodward modules are hardware-configurable for voltage, it is recommended to verify the specific hardware revision or use external precision resistors for voltage-to-current conversion if required.
How does the high-density configuration affect rack space?
The 16-channel design of the 5463-722 allows for a more compact system footprint by reducing the number of I/O slots required for large sensor arrays. This is particularly beneficial in space-constrained cabinets or when expanding an existing system.