Small-signal rejection of flow meters

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The issue of small-signal rejection in flowmeters: for example, if 4t is reduced to 3t, should it display 1t or 4t?

Reply #22018-06-18

Small-signal clipping removes the flow rate indicated by the small signal, showing it as zero; the flow rate that exceeds what is indicated by the small signal is the actual flow rate.

Reply #32018-06-24

When the flow rate is below the set value, 0 will be displayed

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