Turndown Ratio describes the difference between the highest and lowest possible span of measurement output which can be set for a sensing device with a rangeable output signal such as 4 to 20mA output which is HART enabled.
Turn-down ratio refers to rangeable output devices and indicates how much the output setting can be changed.
e.g. A 10:1 turndown ratio on a 1 bar gauge pressure transmitter would allow the following:
- Highest range setting: 0 to 1 bar absolute = 4 to 20mA
- Lowest range setting: 0 to 100 mbar absolute = 4 to 20mA
Rangeable output measurement products
DPT200 Pressurised Tank Level Differential Pressure Transmitter
LEO3 Current or Digital Output Pressure Gauge
33X High Accuracy Digital Output Pressure Sensor
Rangeable DP Sensors
Measurement Signal Related Terms
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- 2 Wire
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- 4 Wire
- Amplified Voltage Output
- BFSG – Bonded Foil Strain Gauge
- Deadband
- Digital Interface
- FSO – Full Scale Output
- HART®
- High Frequency Response
- Intrinsic Safety
- Measurement Signal
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- mV/V – Millivolts per Volt Output Signal
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- NO – Normally Open
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- Span
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- Span Sensitivity
- Square Root Extraction
- Threshold
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- TSL – Terminal Straight Line
- TSS – Thermal Span or Sensitivity Shift
- USB
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- Wheatstone Bridge Strain Gauge
- Zero Offset
- Zero Tare