What 4-20mA actually means (and why your zero is at 4)
Most industrial sensor data still travels as a current between 4 and 20 milliamps. What the signal is, how it becomes a number in your database, and the ways it can quietly be wrong.
Most industrial sensor data still travels as a current between 4 and 20 milliamps. What the signal is, how it becomes a number in your database, and the ways it can quietly be wrong.
Your sensor data has been transformed, compressed, timestamped, and approximated before it reaches your application. Here’s the full journey, and where to be suspicious.
Web developers think about uptime differently than industrial engineers. Here’s why, and what it costs when you don’t understand the difference.
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