Transmitter open-circuit protection output

2015-06-03View Original

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Gentlemen, transmitters often come equipped with circuit-break protection for their output. What is the reason for this? If the power supply is interrupted, the circuit is cut off – so what needs to be protected?

Reply #22015-06-04

Is the poster referring to the high/low alarm outputs of those transmitters at 3.6mA and 21.6mA?

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