What is Scaling in PLC?- Analog Input/Output - PLC Training in Tamil - Part 02

Scaling is explained here..How we get input from Analog input devices & how it takes to PLC, How we process the value & how we show that value in HMI..
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[@monishkumar1911]

* For temp. Range 0 to 100 , the count value for 35 degree celusis is 11468. Current is 9.6 mA
* For temp. Range -50 to +50 , the count value for 35 deg. Celusis is 27851. Current is 17.6 mA

[@kalaivanipadmanaban6568]

tank u for giving this vedio sir.

[@thansheer7493]

5:40 grt info..thanks for uploading

[@sinnasamy3681]

நன்றி

[@anandraj1419]

The decimal value of 35 deg. Celsius for 0-100 deg range rtd(0-32767 range) is 11468.45 and the current range is 9.6mA

[@stararun1996]

Correct

[@stararun1996]

11468.45 epdi

[@anandraj1419]

@@stararun1996 (35/100)*32767=11468.45

[@sinnasamy3681]

(0-100) (0-37268) 37268÷100=372.68×30=11,180.4

[@mohamedabdulla6483]

Brother
Can you please make a video on VFD Parameter settings with examples and also it's PID controller
What is two pole, three-pole, four pole in VFD

[@bowsalguthaya4051]

Soon we will upload!

[@sivanandanmohankumar5284]

9.6 mA

[@santhoshavsk7701]

Hai sir why this range start from 4 ,4to 20ma?

[@samuelsolomon2028]

First we calculate how much count taken for 1°C = 32768/100 = 327.68 count....then easily we can calculate 35°C = 327.68*35 = 11468.8 counts...

[@berlinelectrical5721]

what is the different between 0 to 10v and 4 to 20ma

[@GopiNath-ob4vb]

10.5 mA

[@salimyousuf8848]

17.6mA

[@MrSahaya97]

11468.45

[@MrSai27]

Pls make in english or hindi la guage

[@gv1035]

For 35% is 9.6mA

[@ajaymarswin4480]

4.017

[@gv1035]

For 80% is 16.8mA

[@gv1035]

U r saying wrong.. From 2 only u are calculated in that scale.. So, answer is 8.5... But u are saying 7.5.. Could u explain clearly

[@UNIKERZTECHNOLOGIES]

He says from 3 to 10.5, not from 2!.. please watch 2.56 sec

[@vigneshchandrasekaran5219]

11468

[@dhayaland1340]

21298.55

[@sabaris686]

11468.45