Features:
- Closed-loop positioning: regulates actuator position from demand and feedback.
- Interface flexibility: supports documented DeviceNet or analog demand arrangements.
- Field setup: travel, direction and loop scaling remain application-specific.
8200-226 belongs to Woodward’s current SPC servo-positioning platform.
The useful replacement boundary includes the actuator, feedback sensor, demand source and stored calibration.
A safe checkout proves direction and mechanical limits locally before remote commands are restored.
Apter Power supports exact-part review for Woodward 8200-226 SPC applications.
Woodward 8200-226 SPC Servo Position Controller Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Demand: receives the requested actuator position.
- Feedback: measures actual travel for closed-loop correction.
- Direction: polarity and mechanics must produce negative feedback.
- Limits: calibrated endpoints protect usable actuator travel.
- DeviceNet: network operation depends on the recorded node and data mapping.
- Analog demand: documented applications may use a 4-20 mA command.
- Supply: controller input is 18-32 Vdc.
- Field wiring: shield and reference practices remain part of the loop.
- Setting capture: archive configuration before disconnecting the controller.
- Mechanical record: mark linkage position and fail direction.
- Local proof: test limited travel before enabling remote control.
- System proof: confirm demand tracking, alarms and shutdown response.
- Turbine actuator positioning: closes the loop on a documented valve or servo mechanism.
- Engine control: positions a compatible fuel or air actuator from the approved demand source.
- DeviceNet installations: restores a networked SPC node with known addressing.
- Analog retrofit maintenance: retains a validated 4-20 mA demand and position-feedback loop.