Electronic pilot positioner

Motors: expansible chamber type – Working member position feedback to motive fluid control – Electrical input and feedback signal means

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91459, F15B 1316

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051780534

ABSTRACT:
A positioner for use in pneumatic systems moves a pneumatic operator. The positioner is an electronic pilot positioner or electronic to pneumatic interface which provides accurate positioning of linear actuators in response to an electronic control signal. The actuator is moved as pneumatic fluid is exhausted or supplied through the exhaust valve and supply valve. The positioner utilizes two solenoids for controlling a supply valve and an exhaust valve. The positioner includes a control circuit which receives a signal from a central controller and a signal from a feedback circuit. The control circuit compares the feedback signal and the controller signal and generates a signal for positioning the actuator.

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