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What is the Difference between E/P Positioner and I/P
positioner in a control valve? In which applications the
respective positioners are used in?
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Answer Posted / dinesh wanjari
I/P converter convert 4-20 mA input into 3-15 psi pneumatics output where as E/H converter convert electrical signal input into hydraulically pressure output as per design.
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