Transmitter Basics
Get ready to explore the exciting world of transducers and sensors.
Discuss the origin of the term “Transmitter” and what industries it is used in
Sketch and explain the block diagram of a feedback control loop
Grasp the principles of effective HMI design
Learn the philosophy and development of High-Performance HMI
Describe what is common to all Pressure Sensors, pressure switches, and pressure transmitters
Sketch the wiring diagram for 2-wire & 4-wire pressure transmitters connected to a PLC
Given real-world schematic examples, explain the operation and outcome of pressure switch operation
Discuss howLiquid Relative Density and temperature have a significant effect on Differential Pressure Transmitter level measurements
Explain how a Differential Pressure Transmitter (∆P) is used to measure volumetric flow rate
Explain how to correctly and safely return a Flow Transmitter to service
1. Transmitter Explained | Types of Transmitters
2. Pressure Sensor, Transducer, and Transmitter Explained | Application of Each
3. Pressure Transducer and Transmitter Wiring Explained
4. What are 2-wire and 4-wire Transmitter Output Loops?
5. Pressure Transmitter Explained | Working Principle
6. Pressure Switch Explained | Types of Pressure Switches
7. Temperature transmitter Explained | Connection and Calibration
8. DP Transmitter Explained
9. DP Level Measurement Explained
10. DP Closed Vessel Level Measurement Explained
11. How to Measure Flow Rate with a DP Transmitter?
12. DP Flow Transmitter Testing and Re-Calibration
An instrument/electrical field engineer or technician requiring more knowledge about sensors, transducers and transmitters used to measure typical process variables.
An instrument/electrical field engineer or technician who needs to know how to set up an Endress & Hauser PICOMAG Flow Meter using the SmartBlue App
You'll get lifetime access to this course.
"Transmitter Basics" is a free course. No certificate will be granted for completing a free course. However, You will receive a personalized certificate of completion once you have fully finished a course (that provides a certificate) while being a Pro member.
There won't be any specific hardware or software required for completing this course.
Yes. Most people enroll individually, and then submit their receipt to their employer for reimbursement. However, if your employer has a tuition budget and wants to train 5 people or more, you can send us an email at [email protected] and we will help you with bulk signup.
No, this course is suitable for beginners and does not require any prior knowledge or experience in HMI design