Rosemount pressure transmitter
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I’m seeking advice: can a signal generator be used to generate a 4–20mA signal for Rosemount pressure transmitters? How to give it?
No, a voltage of 24V is applied; the output current is…
The hand controller can be provided, within the circuit testing
I’m not quite sure about your question – do you mean whether the transmitter can send a 4-20mA signal to the DCS?
It seems he means using a hand-held device to send signals to the transmitter, and to view the values displayed on the gauge, 475 can be used
A current source can be used, or a voltage source can also be used
The handheld controller has a loop test function that can be used; the signal generator can also do this. You want to send fake signals to test the test points, right? To output something, I guess?
I’m not sure how exactly to send a signal from the signal generator; I tried using both those with power distribution and those without it, but neither worked. Specifically, I connected the test leads to the transmitter’s power terminals, and no signal could be sent in. I mainly want to see the display values corresponding to different current models for the transmitter. Thank you all
What I mean is to use a signal generator to provide 4-20mA to the transmitter – is that okay? How exactly is it given to which one? Thank you!
Can the transmitter receive 4-20mA? The transmitter is not a DCS, so it cannot handle 4-20mA signals. A signal generator is used to generate a 4-20mA signal from an analog transmitter; it should not be connected to the transmitter during simulation.
Go and take a look at how to test the pressure transmitter