Fieldbus vs 4-20mA: Their Main Differences Explained 🏭

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[@erbalumkan369]

4 to 20mA signals are so much more stable and less prone to interference than bus signals.

[@asmestablishment]

Great Video as Always ... Thanks for supporting the community.

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Thank you!

[@maximilianhenke8391]

Very high quality content Michael!

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Thank you!

[@M4-Variant]

Thanks for this, tho the music made it hard to listen to the info.

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[@yasin_mhd_]

Simple and best explanation 👌

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[@nishthagupta7660]

That was an awesome elaboration!

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Glad it was helpful!

[@rohitn6910]

nice explanation.......

[@IK-qu9hw]

I want to use field bus then which communication protocol shall I use in siemens plc??

[@EttoreLuglio]

Good!

[@abhisheksingh-mt1wh]

Nice , background music is too high cant concentrate. sorry about that.

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Thanks for the feedback

[@dec3885]

Do you know what fieldbuses are used for in a smart home?

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There several fieldbuses used in home and building automation, here are some examples: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fieldbus#Fieldbus_for_building_automation

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