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what r the different types of instrumentation cables? give
their specification?
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Answer Posted / vigneshkumar
IN Industry Instrumentation Cables faciliate Smooth Communication Low Level Signal from Electronic Transmitters.
Hence they are speciliasied and the specificiation are
1.Triad
2.Pair
3.Individual.
This Type ensures smooth communication of very Low level signal from transmitter to control room & also effectively Cut the cross communication & noise.
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