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THE OUTPUT OF A CURRRENT TRANSMITTER OR A PNEUMATIC
TRANSMITTER HAS A LIVE ZERO?EXPLAIN

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THE OUTPUT OF A CURRRENT TRANSMITTER OR A PNEUMATIC TRANSMITTER HAS A LIVE ZERO?EXPLAIN..

Answer / sanal sasidharan

3 psi & 4mA is termed as live zero Because they will indicate 0 .

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THE OUTPUT OF A CURRRENT TRANSMITTER OR A PNEUMATIC TRANSMITTER HAS A LIVE ZERO?EXPLAIN..

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