| ??? 03/20/02 12:29 Read: times |
#21018 - RE: 4-20mA interface |
>> 20mA x 250 Ohm = 5Volt (OHM)
Ohm's laws apply, I realised that beforehand. Appearantly there is nothing more to it than this. Or is there? Surge suppression, other practical issues? Is it really as simple as just soldering a 250 Ohm resistor? The thing is, I have no practical experience with industrial equipment and I would rather not make mistakes that could have been avoided. Thanks again. |
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