7/2/2013 10:52 PM | |
Joined: 5/28/2013 Last visit: 2/1/2023 Posts: 112 Rating: (3) |
Tufail, In this link below: You can find the explanation for the scale function that my friends above told you. Regards
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7/22/2013 1:32 PM | |
Joined: 6/14/2013 Last visit: 3/18/2023 Posts: 218 Rating: (9) |
hello, I do not quite understand the question , but this can probably help you: AttachmentTip038b.zip (320 Downloads) |
7/25/2013 7:53 AM | |
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hello to everybody, i think i was unable to explain my problem thats why will ask my questions step by step, 1)why we scale analouge input value using S_ITR? my professor asked me that we scale the value if it is large enough.but in our case our resistance only vary from 0 to 1K and as a result output value changes from 240mV to 3 V.then why we are scaling the analouge input? can you please help me ? 2)i have attached a file,i this file it is stated that ,a container holds liquid, and at level of 10m analouge current value of 20 mA is converted to 32000(ISH) and value of 4 mA is converted into 6400(ISL), my question is that why the value for 20 mA is 32000 and for 4 mA is 6400? what does 32000 and 6400 means? is the analouge value of 20 mA is equal to 32000 in word? this was the question which was asked by my professor to me,kindly do help me,i shall be very thankful to you? reply me as soon as possible.plx plx plx.
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Last edited by: N.Tufail at: 7/25/2013 8:29 AM |
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7/25/2013 10:43 AM | |
Posts: 44 Rating: (0) |
i really thanks to all those members who helped me,especially parnav J.Bhagat and Amit_86.thanks alot again |
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