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circuit diagram

10/15/2009 3:50 AM

Hi Dear

Please help me about a circuit diagram 4 to 20 ma source.i want to replace it with sensors that i udrestanding the sensors have good function or not.it join to PLC

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Re: circuit diagram

10/15/2009 12:04 PM

Please rephrase your question.

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Re: circuit diagram

10/17/2009 1:13 AM

Dear bob c

I need to some sample of changable circuit current source that i can change current from 4mA to 20mA.

thanks for your cooperation.

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Re: circuit diagram

10/16/2009 12:37 AM

what kind of a circuit are you trying to build? What is the application?

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Re: circuit diagram

10/17/2009 1:22 AM

Dear bwrench

I need to some sample of circuit current source that i can change current from 4mA to 20mA.

thanks for your cooperation.

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10/17/2009 2:23 AM

Any simple circuit has a power source, a load, and a way to switch the power on and off. The current draw is determined by the load. In your case, you can use a variable resistor to control your variable current draw. I would think that the parts could be found at radio shack or any electronic parts supplier

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Re: circuit diagram

10/18/2009 1:18 AM

I do not know exactly what you need but check this chip out: http://www.st.com/stonline/products/literature/ds/1318.pdf

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