Instrument Calibration and Configuration (12402-16)

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Calibration equipment that provides a variable input energy source while reading the output signal of the instrument being measured is referred to as a(n)

multifunction loop calibrator

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A device's output signal or energy level is proportional to the input signal and

represents the input signal accurately

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Calibrating an instrument generally involves at least the two steps of zeroing the instrument and

spanning

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In a five-point calibration, the first point is

0 percent percent

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The 50 percent point of a 4-20 mA output is

12 mA

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In a DP transmitter, the pneumatic relay's diaphragm is acted on by backpressure generated between the nozzle and the

flapper

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If you vent the low side of a DP pneumatic transmitter to atmosphere and apply 50" H2O pressure to the high side, the differential pressure is

50" H2O

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Using a temperature-controlled bath to calibrate a pneumatic temperature transmitter is a form of

bench calibration

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If a level transmitter is mounted below the physical minimum point of the desired level range of the tank in an open vessel application, the zero calibration must be

suppressed

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The two most common types of temperature sensing devices that provide input to an analog temperature transmitter are the

TC and RTD

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Smart instruments are initially characterized

at the factory

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The advantage of the HART® protocol is that it works along with

analog signals

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The input stage of a HART® device receives the output of a(n)

ADC

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During calibration, the output stage of a HART® device can be adjusted to tweak the

loop current

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During calibration, if a HART transmitter is using a damping factor, it must be set to

0

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Transducers are signal

converters

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An E/P transducer changes a

voltage signal into a pneumatic signal

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The first stage of an I/P transducer applies an electrical current to a coil that creates a

magnetic field

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An electro-pneumatic valve positioner contains an electrical to pneumatic

transducer

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Another name for a smart valve positioner is a(n)

digital valve controller