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help !! 4..20mA to 1...2mA

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Hi everybody

i neet to convert a 4....20mA Sensorsignal
to a 1....2mA Signal

is there a simple way to solve this problem

thanx Shorty
 

Hi shorty,

You can use a simple modified current mirror, with two ordinary transistors. See the attached PDF file. (Sorry, I couldn't convert it to a directly viewable format).

Your current limits are both shown;
Vcc is 5V;
The current source is your sensor;
The 1k resistor can accomodate any value to interface to your sensor;
The circuit is relatively temperature independent;

I hope it helps...

Regards,

__JR__

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thank you very much JR
i never thought that this could be so easy

Shorty
 

On 2002-04-25 22:48, shorty wrote:
Hi everybody
i neet to convert a 4....20mA Sensorsignal
to a 1....2mA Signal
is there a simple way to solve this problem
thanx Shorty

This is a high accuracy way. 😉


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