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[[File:4-20mA controller.jpg|thumb|right|4-20mA Controllers]]
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'''4-20mA Controllers''' are a point-to-point or multi-drop circuit mainly used in the process automation field to transmit signals from instruments and sensors in the field to a controller. It sends an analog signal from 4 to 20 mA that represents 0 to 100% of some process variable. As a current loop signal, 4-20 mA also powers the [[Sensors|sensor]] transmitter on the same wire pair, and 4-20mA provides more resistance to interference than a voltage-based line.
'''4-20mA Controllers''' are a point-to-point or multi-drop circuit mainly used in the process automation field to transmit signals from instruments and sensors in the field to a controller. It sends an analog signal from 4 to 20 mA that represents 0 to 100% of some process variable. As a current loop signal, 4-20 mA also powers the sensor transmitter on the same wire pair, and 4-20mA provides more resistance to interference than a voltage-based line.

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