What is the basic difference between 2 Wire, 3 Wire and 4
Wire RTD
Answer Posted / raj7.eie
I dont think there is a thing called 3-wire.
2Wire means it has one supply line and one signal line.
4Wire has 2 supply line and 2 signal line.
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