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Electronics System Design (B.E) Practicals

Electronics System Design Practical II


EXPERIMENT NO II

 

 Design of SPAN ZERO circuit.

Zero and span adjustment are necessary for transducer and instruments. It may be necessary to change the original output signal in certain industrial applications.

By adjusting both zero and span, we may set the instrument for any range of measurement within the manufacturers limits. Adjusting one has an effect on the other. Specially changes made to the span adjustment almost always alter the instruments zero point.An instrument with interactive zero and span adjustments requires much more effort to accurately calibrate, as one must switch back and forth between the lower and upper range points repeatedly to adjust for accuracy.

Example: Consider the case of 4mA to 20mA output of a pressure transmitter and its maximum when input signal of the same parameter is maximum. In this case, minimum current output is set to 4mA and maximum current output is set 20mA. This adjusts the span of the instrument.

Implementation with differential Amplifier LM 741 typical circuit is as follows:

 

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