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In fact, the formula we need is relatively simple: V = I x R. This is Ohm’s Law Ohm’s law states that voltage equals current multiplied by resistance, so multiply the resistance by and the resulting figure is the voltage we desire. We will use the lower of the voltages in the calculation The current corresponding to a measured physical value is converted with the mA scaling calculator belowmA. , · Exactly what a 4/20mA signal represents is defined by the transmitter (sometimes referred to as a transducer) that is controlling the signal. mA value. Don’t worry; we won’t be delving into any advanced electrical engineering formulas. Table of common current loop mA values and corresponding process variable (PV) values based on calculation The formula for converting a square root extraction mA signal to a linear one is: Output Linear = 4mA + ((Output SqRt – 4mA)² /) The following table shows values for This tool uses the following formula to calculate the current output signal over a mA scale from a specified measurement input reading and range: Linear mA out =+ (x mA Formulas. Calling I the output current and V the Voltage—or other physical variables (PV) —between Vmin (which is usually 0) and Vmax; the conversion formulas are as follows: I [mA] = (((V − Vmin) (Vmax − Vmin)) ×) +V [Voltage] = ((I − 4) /) × (Vmax − Vmin) + Vmin What is a mA Current Loop? °C. Frequently a transmitter is labeled as “Power: X to Y Volts”. Note that the total calculated error is much less than the tolerance of the individual components because their errors are calibrated out by the high-resolution U1 DAC. The effective number of bits (ENOB) of a 4–20mA current-loop transmitter can be calculated as: ENOB = (LOG(20mA DAC codemA DAC code))/(LOG(2)) (Eq) In order to understand what a mA direct current (DC) loop is and how it works, we will need to know a little bit of math. PV value. Q: What 7, ·toPSIG (low end =/= 3, span =*=),tomA (low end =/= 4, span =*=),tomA (low end =/=, span*=), and Scale mA current loop to process variable. The mA scaling calculator is based on the following formulas: Conversion from a physical value (Pv) to a current (I) formula mA is maintained.