Answer / blackchicagogent

Smart instruments are those that can be communicated with "HART" (Highway Addressable Remote Transmitter). The device stores all data related to calibrating it.

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It's a micro-processor based instrument & do all the above.

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Answer / khalid

Smart instruments are those that can be communicated with "HART" (Highway Addressable Remote Transmitter). The device stores all data related to calibrating it. 

Answer / irfan

Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology

Answer / prakhar jain

smart instruments are those take lesser input & give greater
output.

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