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Is the DDZ-Ⅲ still in use today? Why is it highlighted in the book?

2020-04-08View Original

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I recently read a book on instruments, and it covered DDZ-type instruments as well. Are such electric combined instrument units still in use these days? Which instruments belong to this type? Or has the content of current textbooks become outdated in many aspects?
Reply #22020-04-09
The DDZ-Ⅲ type instruments transmit signals in the 4~20mA range; these are the instruments that are used nowadays, although it’s possible that they aren’t called by that name anymore.
Reply #32020-04-11
Intelligent..............
Reply #42020-04-15
Knowledge of DDZ-Ⅲ type instruments involves important aspects related to the application of electronic technology (particularly analog electronic technology) in such instruments; without this knowledge, instrument technology remains incomplete, regardless of whether DDZ-Ⅲ type instruments are used or not.

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