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WOODWARD 8440-2082 Digital Governor Controller
Model Number:
8440-2082

Manufacturer:
Woodward, Inc.
Device Type:
Digital Engine Speed Controller
Intermediate Documentation – For Engineering Use Only
Technical Specifications
Power Supply
24 VDC (18-32 VDC), Max 5 W
Speed Control Range
0-9999 RPM (Configurable)
Control Accuracy
±0.25% of Set Speed
Operating Temperature
-40 °C to +70 °C (-40 °F to +158 °F)
Input/Output
4-20 mA, 0-10 V, Digital I/O, RS485 (Modbus RTU)
Protection Rating
IP65 (Enclosure), NEMA 4X
Functional Description
The WOODWARD 8440-2082 is a microprocessor-based digital governor controller designed for precise speed control of diesel, gas, and steam engines/turbines. It offers advanced control algorithms for optimal engine performance, including proportional-integral-derivative (PID) control, load sharing, and droop compensation.
This controller features user-configurable parameters via front-panel keypad or PC software, real-time monitoring of engine speed and system status, and built-in fault diagnostics for quick troubleshooting. It is widely used in power generation, marine, and industrial applications requiring reliable and accurate speed regulation.
This controller features user-configurable parameters via front-panel keypad or PC software, real-time monitoring of engine speed and system status, and built-in fault diagnostics for quick troubleshooting. It is widely used in power generation, marine, and industrial applications requiring reliable and accurate speed regulation.
Installation Notes
- Mount the controller in a dry, vibration-damped location away from high-voltage equipment and electromagnetic interference.
- Use shielded cables for all analog signals to minimize noise and ensure accurate measurements.
- Verify all wiring connections against the wiring diagram before applying power to prevent damage.
- Calibrate the speed sensor and control outputs after installation and before system commissioning.
- Ensure proper grounding (PE) connection to meet safety standards and reduce electrical noise.
- Follow Woodward’s recommended maintenance schedule for periodic inspection and calibration.

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