canu tell me why 4-20 ma and why not this 3-25ma?please
give reason of this value.
Answer Posted / ravi kiran
After observation of current functioning engineers finalized
that at 4-20ma the current is having linear and constant
properties. Below 3ma and above 25ma the current properties
are different.
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