01-21-2010 06:13 AM
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01-21-2010 10:14 AM
It can be up to miles, depending on numerous factors:
-Need to know what the maximum loop resistance the transmitter can handle
-Wire gauge and expected ambient temperature (this affects loop resistance)
-Voltage supplied to the transmitter
-Input resistance of DAQ card
Can you supply some numbers for the above?
Generally, 4-20mA loops are immune to noise, but it is suggested to use shielded cable.
-AK2DM
01-22-2010 12:35 AM
-Need to know what the maximum loop resistance the transmitter can handle ( N/A)
-Wire gauge and expected ambient temperature (this affects loop resistance) (High Humidity , around 30 C )
-Voltage supplied to the transmitter ( Its an Electromagnetic Flow sensor, i guess it shud be maximum around 20VDC not more)
-Input resistance of DAQ card Can you supply some numbers for the above? ( not sure of this)
Generally, 4-20mA loops are immune to noise, but it is suggested to use shielded cable. ( I just need to use atleast 6 meters around 10ft of a single strand copper wire Shielded )
Thanks in advance
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01-22-2010 09:50 AM
adith123:
6 meters (~20 feet) will be just fine.
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-AK2DM
01-23-2010 03:43 AM
Thanks a lot 🙂 esp from a fellow fan 😉
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