Search Site

4-20mA scaling calculator

4-20 mA signals are used to transfer a physical value such as a temperature, pressure or other physical quantity. The current in the loop represents the corresponding physical value.

Example:

A 4-20mA temperature transmitter with a range of 0 tot 100 degrees Celsius measures a temperature of 20 degrees. Then a current of 7,2 mA will flow in the loop.

The current corresponding to a measured value can be calculated with the 4-20mA scaling calculator below:

The 4-20mA scaling calculator is based on the following formula:

Calculation from a current (I) corresponding to a measure physical value (Pv) is done with the following formula:
$$I = \frac{ I_{high} - I_{low} }{ Pv _{high} - Pv _{low} } \cdot ( Pv - Pv _{low} ) + I_{low}$$ Calculation from a physical value (Pv) corresponding to a current (I) can be done with the following formula: $$Pv = \frac{ Pv_{high} - Pv_{low} }{ I_{high} - I_{low} } \cdot ( I - I_{low} ) + Pv_{low}$$

Producten:

€49.25 Excl. VAT

€47.60 Excl. VAT
Current loop tester with indicator DIN 43650

€192.70 Excl. VAT

Compare Products

You have no items to compare.

My Cart

You have no items in your shopping cart.