5466-352 | Woodward Netcon CPU-040 Module

Woodward 5466-352 NetCon CPU Module

The Woodward 5466-352 is a CPU module for the NetCon 5000 digital control platform. It serves as the central processing unit for turbine and engine control applications, executing control algorithms, managing I/O, and coordinating communication across the NetCon chassis.

Key Specifications

• Part Number: 5466-352
• Product Type: CPU Module
• Series: NetCon 5000
• Manufacturer: Woodward, Inc.
• Function: Central processor for NetCon control system
• Compatibility: NetCon 5000 chassis and I/O modules
• Memory: Sufficient user memory for control programs and data logging
• Operating Temperature: 0°C to 60°C (typical industrial range)
• Storage Temperature: -40°C to 85°C
• Humidity: 5% to 95% non-condensing
• Mounting: Chassis slot installation

Features & Benefits

1. Deterministic Control: Real-time OS ensures consistent control cycle execution for critical turbine applications.
2. Scalable Architecture: Integrates with full range of NetCon I/O, communication, and actuator driver modules.
3. Hot-Standby Support: Compatible with redundant CPU configurations for high-availability systems.
4. Comprehensive Diagnostics: Built-in self-test monitors processor, memory, and communication health.

Applications

• Gas turbine and steam turbine control
• Industrial engine management
• Compressor and pump station control
• Power generation plant automation

FAQ

Q: Is the 5466-352 compatible with MicroNet systems?
A: The 5466-352 is primarily a NetCon 5000 CPU. Some NetCon modules are cross-compatible with MicroNet, but verify chassis revision with Woodward documentation.

Q: What replaces the 5466-352 if it fails?
A: Use an identical 5466-352 spare. For upgraded systems, consult Woodward for migration paths to newer CPU modules.

Installation Guide

1. Power down the NetCon chassis or confirm hot-swap capability.
2. Insert 5466-352 into the designated CPU slot.
3. Verify proper seating and retention latch engagement.
4. Power on and load control application via Woodward software.
5. Run diagnostic self-test to confirm CPU health.

Selection Tips

• Chassis Revision: Confirm your NetCon 5000 chassis supports 5466-352 revision level.
• Redundancy: For critical applications, order dual CPUs with hot-standby configuration.