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Calculate Current (4-20ma) from Process variable PV


Calculate Current (4-20ma) from Process variable PV
Calculate ma from pv

Calculate current from Process variable: This tool is used to calculate the current signal in the range of 4-20ma using process variable (PV), Upper Range Value (URV) & Lower Range Value (LRV).

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This calculation tool is used to find out the equivalent current signal 4-20 ma using PV,URV & LRV.


Where,
             PV    =  Process Variable
             URV =  Upper Range Value  (Transmitter Max scale value)
             LRV =   Lower Range Value (Transmitter Min scale value)
Note:
1.For calculating the equivalent current 4-20ma, we have to enter PV, URV & LRV details.
1.The above calculation tool designed for a standard 4-20 ma signal conversion.
2.You can convert out of range signal also with the above tool.
   (Example: URV = 100, LRV = 0 and PV = 110)

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  1. Looks like Now it is in hands and can calculate 4-20 ma signal easily in seconds.
    Superb Tool for easy calculation. I Loved your blog and nice creativity.

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  2. Hi,
    I am Pavan working as assistant engineer, instrumentation. I used your instrumentation tools for calculations.Can you please share the formula for the Calculate current from Process variable conversion tool. Thanks

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    1. Hi,

      You find the formula for calculating pv in the below link

      http://www.instrumentationtools.com/2015/04/formulas-to-calculate-ma-from-PV.html

      Thanks,
      S Bharadwaj Reddy

      Delete

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