Description
The 5464-658 is a digital speed sensor module produced by Woodward (Woodward). Here is a detailed introduction:
I. Basic Information
- Model: 5464-658
- Brand: Woodward
- Type: Digital speed sensor module
II. Functional Features
- Digital Output: This module can directly output digital signals, eliminating the need for additional signal conditioning circuits and thereby simplifying system integration.
- High-Precision Measurement: The 5464-658 module provides high-precision speed measurement results, ensuring data accuracy and making it suitable for industrial applications that require precise speed measurement.
- Multi-Channel Support: It supports multiple input channels, allowing simultaneous measurement of multiple rotational speeds, enhancing system flexibility and efficiency.
- Strong Anti-Interference Capability: The module exhibits good resistance to noise and interference, enabling stable operation in complex industrial environments and ensuring the reliability of measurement data.
- Flexible Configuration: It can be flexibly configured through software to meet different application requirements, improving the module’s applicability and scalability.

Woodward 5464-658 module digital speed sensor
III. Technical Parameters
- Input Signals: Supports MPU/proximity switch signals, with frequency ranges of 50 Hz to 25 kHz (MPU) and 0.04 Hz to 2 kHz (proximity switch).
- Resolution: 16-bit, ensuring fine-grained measurement data.
- Output Signals: Digital signals, facilitating system integration and processing.
- Operating Temperature: -40°C to 85°C, adapting to various harsh industrial environments.
IV. Application Scenarios
- Power Plants: Used to monitor the rotational speeds of steam turbines, pumps, and other equipment, ensuring their safe and stable operation.
- Petrochemical Industry: In the petrochemical industry, it is used to monitor the rotational speeds of compressors, fans, and other equipment, helping to maintain the stability of production processes.
- Industrial Automation: Widely applied in various industrial automation scenarios that require precise speed measurement, such as robot control and production line monitoring.

