The Fundamentals of 4-20 mA Current Loops

This recorded webinar was designed as an introductory class for those who deal with process signals but are not electrical engineers.

In the world of process control, there are a myriad of different types of process inputs. Analog signals, where information about the process is transmitted via varying amounts of voltage or current, are the predominant type of input in industries requiring process control today. Of all possible analog signals that can be used to transmit process information, the 4-20 mA loop is the dominant standard in the industry.

Having a grasp on the history, workings, pros and cons of the 4-20 mA loop will help you to understand why it is the dominant standard for the industry and allow you to make informed decisions about your process control.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:
After watching this recorded webinar you will:
have a strong understanding about the fundamentals of the 4-20mA current loop
be better equipped to choose the correct devices and instruments for your installation
understand when, where, or if a current loop solution is right for your application

WHITE PAPER
To view a white paper version of this webinar, please visit http://bit.ly/FND420WP

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ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Precision Digital's 4-20 mA expert, Joe Ryan brings more than 15 years of process signal experience in the design, marketing, support, and manufacture of process measurement and control devices. He has designed several Precision Digital process meters and served as a Product Marketing Engineer and Product Manager for a line of process controls; supporting sales, service, and support efforts. Joe has extensive experience with 4-20 mA loops and instrumentation devices, as well as the ability to communicate these concepts to those working in the field.

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