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9905-969 Woodward Analog Input Module

9905-969 Woodward Analog Input Module

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The 9905-969 is a rugged LinkNet 6-Channel Analog Input Module developed by Woodward, Inc. for high-accuracy data acquisition in turbine and engine control systems. It functions as a distributed I/O node, converting field...

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SKU: 9905-969
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Product Description

The 9905-969 is a rugged LinkNet 6-Channel Analog Input Module developed by Woodward, Inc. for high-accuracy data acquisition in turbine and engine control systems. It functions as a distributed I/O node, converting field analog signals (temperature, pressure, flow) into digital data transmitted over the LinkNet network to the main controller.

By digitizing signals close to the source, the 9905-969 reduces field wiring complexity, improves noise immunity, and enhances overall signal integrity. It is widely deployed in gas and steam turbine control panels where reliable analog monitoring is essential.

The module includes a 2-line × 24-character LCD display and a 30-key multifunction keypad, enabling local diagnostics, monitoring, and address configuration without external tools. High dielectric isolation (up to 500 VDC between power and I/O) prevents field faults from propagating to the control network, ensuring system stability in harsh industrial environments.

Designed for extreme conditions, the 9905-969 supports wide temperature and humidity ranges, making it suitable for power generation, marine propulsion, and heavy industrial applications.


Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Model 9905-969
I/O Channels 6 isolated analog inputs
Network Protocol LinkNet Distributed I/O
Input Power 18–32 V DC (Nominal 24 V DC @ 1 A)
Local Interface 2-line × 24-character LCD + 30-key keypad
Measurement Accuracy ±1% full scale at 25°C
Isolation (I/O to Network) 277 V AC
Isolation (Power to I/O) 500 V DC
Operating Temperature -40°C to +55°C
Dimensions 14" W × 11" H × 4" D
Weight 0.13 kg

Application

The 9905-969 is commonly used in:

  • Gas turbine control systems

  • Steam turbine monitoring panels

  • Marine propulsion control cabinets

  • Industrial engine management systems

Typical field inputs include:

  • 4–20 mA transmitters

  • 0–5 V DC analog sensors

  • Thermocouples (via appropriate signal conditioning)

  • Pressure and flow transducers

Its local display allows maintenance personnel to quickly verify sensor status and system diagnostics directly at the panel.


FAQ

Q1: Does the module support 4–20 mA inputs?
Yes. The six analog channels are configurable for standard industrial signal ranges such as 4–20 mA and 0–5 V DC (configuration via Woodward control software).

Q2: Is the module hot-swappable?
It is recommended to isolate or power down the 24 V DC supply before removal to avoid communication disturbances on the LinkNet bus.

Q3: Can the keypad perform calibration?
The keypad is primarily used for monitoring, addressing, and diagnostics. Calibration is typically performed through the master controller engineering workstation (e.g., GAP or MicroNet systems).