Answer / mandar nagothanekar

Single Module Auto Ranging Transmiter.

This is the SMART Tansmiter.smart is a advance of the HART
In SMART have Networking and donloading Facility.Smart is
easily communicate with mastor Cntrol, Printer.
SMARTis also improve ccuracy.ithave a passoerd for locking
parameter sensing.It have history memory .and it have auto
range selection.

Answer / vinoth

SMART stands for "Sequential Memory Addressable Remote
Transducer"

Answer / prasanth.soman

single modulated addressable remote transducer

Answer / somasundaram . d

a). SMART - single modular auto ranging transmission.
b). SMART - self monitoring analysis reporting technology.

the definition as per a). is for wireless communication,
b). is related with the hard disk of the PC.

As such there is no definition for the SMART instrument,
they are nothing but the micro processor based transmitter
both works in analog and digital which has the diagnostics
feature and can transmit the digital information over the
analog signal using protocols like HART. hence the
instrument is smart instrument (marketing term like smart
car, smart oven etc).

Answer / selvakumar

Single Modulelated Addressable Remote Transducer

Answer / praveen kumar

Signal Moudler Addressable Ranging Transducer. Its a
electronic instrument and software is loaded in it and its
built in squareroot function very easy to change the range
also ok.

Answer / arpan singhania

SMART or self-monitoring analysis and reporting
technology....is a monitoring system for computer hard
disks to detect and report on various indicators of
reliability, in the hope of anticipating failures.

Answer / shailesh pandya

single moule addressable remote transiducer

100% coorect

Answer / pragati sutar

signal modulator auto ranging transmiter

Answer / k.thirunathan, ntpc ramagundam

SYNCHORISATION MODULATION ADDRESSABLE REMOTE TRANSDUCER.

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