Linear analog scaling calculator
Linear analog scaling
Linear scaling maps a configured signal range into engineering units; subtract both lower endpoints.
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Enter the values you know and leave one box empty. Calculate finds the empty one, the result or any input.
Worked example
Given
- = 40 °F
- = 100 °F
- = 12 mA
- = 4 mA
- = 20 mA
Given
- = 10 °C
- = 70 °C
- = 8 mA
- = 4 mA
- = 20 mA
Symbols and units
| Symbol | Meaning | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| scaled engineering value | °F | |
| low engineering range | °F | |
| high engineering range | °F | |
| measured loop current | mA | |
| low signal range | mA | |
| high signal range | mA |
| Symbol | Meaning | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| scaled engineering value | °C | |
| low engineering range | °C | |
| high engineering range | °C | |
| measured loop current | mA | |
| low signal range | mA | |
| high signal range | mA |
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Results are estimates for study and screening. Check the inputs, units and assumptions before you use them for design, billing or contract decisions.