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P = KI + P_0 K and P_0 are constants. P is pressure and I is current. This equation is the Transfer Function for an I/P Transducer. It is only valid for currents that range from 4mA to 20mA. Within this range of currents, this is the equation of a

          P = KI + P_0
K and P_0 are constants. P is pressure and I is current. This equation is the Transfer Function for an I/P Transducer. It is only valid for currents that range from 4mA to 20mA. Within this range of currents, this is the equation of a

P = KI + P0
K and P0 are constants. P is pressure and I is current. This equation is the Transfer Function for an I/P Transducer. It is only valid for currents that range from 4mA to 20mA. Within this range of currents, this is the equation of a

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P = K1 + I K and P are constants. P is pressure and I is current. This equation is the Transfer Function for an I/P Transducer. It is only valid for currents that range from 4mA to 20mA. Within this range of currents, this is the equation of a linear relationship between pressure and current.