The Smart Manufacturing and IIoT Division (also known as SMIIoT) is the newest and fastest growing division of ISA aimed at helping our members grow professionally and technically. The primary goals of SMIIoT are to provide clarity around these ever-evolving spaces, develop useful technical content, develop standardized approaches to solve critical problems, and provide a forum for networking and collaboration. ISA's understanding and focus of Smart Manufacturing, Industry 4.0 and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) will continually evolve to adapt to the high level of activity and interest throughout the worldwide community, constant developments of new technologies, new applications, and new concepts from most of the major hardware manufacturers, solution providers, businesses, research institutions, and even governmental agencies.

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    RE: Cable sizing and Permissible voltage drop over ...

    By: Jonas Berge , 20 hours ago

    Agree with Ian Gibson. Also, even non-Exia control system AI and AO cards may provide much less than 24 VDC for loop powered instruments. For HART communication there is also a 600 ohm resistance limit and capacitance requirements. The maximum cable length is limited by capacitance, ...

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    @Samuel Ko what is your question? Not clear to me what you are asking about. ------------------------------ Jonas Berge Senior Director Applied Technology Emerson Singapore ------------------------------

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    RE: Cable sizing and Permissible voltage drop over ...

    By: Ian Gibson , yesterday

    Instrumentation circuits can have additional constraints. Intrinsic-safe circuits limit the possible source voltage - Zener systems nominally 28V safety description are limited to approx. 26.5V by the commencement of bypass current. With a 250ohm resistor and transmitter loss ...

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