Why 4 to 20ma is used for Signal Transmission in Instrumentation. 4-20ma current signal.4to 20ma

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Amazing video. Never understood why there were Process Meters 4-20mA, now I know that it is to measure the specifically the process plant signals for transmitters to PLCʻs. The setup is similar to Automotive. Field Instruments to PLC to Final Control Element would be Sensors to ECM to Components.

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Very good explanation. Pls reply my doubts: What if we take lower limit 2mA instead of 4mA,why only 4mA? Why upper limit is only 20 mA not any other value ?

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How long can we installed a sensor using 4-20mA signal?

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