v I [mA] = ( ( (V − Vmin) / ( Vmax − Vmin) ) × 16 ) + 4
v V [Voltage] = ( (I − 4
) / 16) × ( Vmax − Vmin ) + Vmin
v PV [units] = ( (I − 4
) / 16) × ( URV − LRV ) + LRV
where
I is the current,
V
is the voltage,
PV is the Process
Variable
min
is the Lower Range Value of the respective signal
max
is the Upper Range Value of the respective signal
Note that the values and units of min and max are units must be same.
Example 1 :
A Analog output card gives an output
voltage of 3.5V and its overall range is 0-5V. calculate the equivalent 4-20mA
current value.
I = ( ( (V − Vmin) / ( Vmax − Vmin) ) × 16 ) + 4
I = ( ( (3.5 − 0) / ( 5 − 0) ) × 16 ) + 4
I = 15.2 mA
Example 2 :
A transmitter output range is 15.5mA and
its output range is 4-20mA. Calculate equivalent voltage. consider 0-10V is the
output voltage range.
V = ( (I − 4 ) / 16) × ( Vmax − Vmin ) + Vmin
V = ((15.5 – 4)/16
x (10 – 0 ) + 0
V = 7.1875 V
Example 3 :
A Level transmitters output current is
14.5mA and its range is 0-1500 Ltr. Calculate the equivalent flow rate value.
PV = ( (I − 4 ) / 16) × ( PVmax − PVmin ) + PVmin
PV = ( (14.5 − 4 ) / 16) × ( 1500 − 0 ) + 0
PV = 984.375
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