In this post, I would like to talk you about the Ohm’s law. Why? Because it is helpful in many practical every-day situations, especially if you are an instrument technician. We often get questions that can be answered with an answer derived from the Ohm’s law.
Topics: Ohm's law
This post includes the recordings of the two-part webinar series titled “How to avoid the most common mistakes in field calibration” we recently did together with our partner ISA (International Society of Automation).
Topics: Field calibration, Webinar
Topics: hazardous area, intrinsically safe, Calibration
Topics: Thermocouple
Topics: Measurement, resistance measurement
Topics: Barometric pressure
If I had to summarize the content of this post into one sentence, it would be:
Using a mA meter with an internal impedance that is too high to measure current over the transmitter’s test connection will result in erroneous measurement results!
Topics: Transmitter
Topics: weighing scale, weighing instrument
Topics: Pressure calibration, pressure gauge
What is Data Integrity? Why is it important and acute? What could a breach cause? What is ALCOA Plus?
Topics: Data Integrity
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