How to convert Voltage to current { 4 to 20ma Conversion Formulas with Examples }

This video covers the fundamentals of electrical and instrumentation such How to convert Voltage to current in automation , how to use 4 to 20ma Conversion formulas for converting 4 to 20 mA signal into Voltage, and also to convert Voltage Signal into 4 to 20mA signal. For more queries related to voltage to current conversions or current to voltage conversions and current to process variable formula , drop a comment .
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very ...very good thank you You are amazing at explaining

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[@arnaudroland1874]

Clear and brilliant 🤩

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Glad you liked it :)

[@helopezpr]

Great video, thanks!

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Thank you

[@mgmoorthy08]

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Thank You Ganesa for your valuable comment

[@Milan-mu6su]

All equations come from a LINEAR relationship: Recall the following equation from the highschool: y = mx + b, m = slope, b = ordinate cut and x = abscissa. Then try to derive the equations given in the video from this (straight line equation with cut or intersection on the ordinate)

[@al_dooncr5580]

Thank you. I want videos in Arabic, is it possible, or subtitled in Arabic? Well done. Keep it up.

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Thank you for your support. I do not have any knowledge about Arabic language. So, I can not make videos in Arabic. Sorry about this.

[@ahrah8347]

clear and practice

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Thank you

[@florincheche163]

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Thanks

[@kalkig1730]

Super Sir

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Thanks for the feedback .

[@ibrahimsha9905]

As per instrumentation standard its actually 1-5 V not 0-5

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Hello Ibrahim... I know Instrumentation standard is 1 to 5 Volts. 0 to 5 Volt is just for example

[@ibrahimsha9905]

Ok thank you

[@support-prayoshaautomation9945]

why constant 16 and 4 use in formulas...?

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Hello.. It is very simple and easy to remember formula for conversion of 4 to 20 mA

[@mikeestes1504]

Get add out of way

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Hello Mike We will try

[@user-lo1vh8gp9i]

Please..speak slowly..i dont read everything

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Thanks for the feedback. To solve the issue in this instance, you can slow down the play speed as well from the youtube setting :) Let me know if that helps !!