diff between neutral ,ground,phase , earthing and shielding?
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Why 4-20 amps is being used in instruments? Why cant we use any other range instead of 4-20 amps? Why only 4 amps is taken as lower limit and why 20 amps is taken as the higher limit?
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hi everybody. right now i am working with thermal power plant. our company plant is tripped because of program corrupt. i would like to know is it possible when the plant is running. we are using FREELANCE ABB800F CONTROLLER.
flow transmeter accuracy 0.075% of full scale & find ucertainty is 0.025 % so what is maximum limit band of uncertainty
Explain about 4 wire instrument concept & tell about its wiring fron sensor in Field to PLC panel.Explain with an example?
Derive capacitance to 4-20ma conversion formula / relation in capacitance type pressure sensor?
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What is the difference between floating and fixed voltage?
why use 4-20mA in the field of instrumentation?
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