4/24/2012 12:14 PM | |
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Dear sunn7, nobody forces you to put a fuse into your design, so there is actuallyalso no need to do so. But I would advise you to do it! Regards. |
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4/24/2012 1:12 PM | |
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dear IBN why not 4 wire. if there is short happens is not current in loop is high?? sunn7 |
Last edited by: sunn7 at: 4/24/2012 1:16 PM |
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4/24/2012 1:25 PM | |
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Dearsunn7 , while people often get confused with 2W/4W,you shouldput a fuse. Second, you never know which transmitter you will face later atsite in reality. It's just bettertobe on the safe side . Regards. |
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4/24/2012 1:34 PM | |
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What about using 1 fuse 1 group of analogs ? Or for example 1 fuse for 8AI card ? We allways do like this and its ok I think. Yes, if one transmitter fails then you'll lose all 8, but having 8 fuses for each transmitter is quite a luxury |
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