How to Calibrate Smart Transmitters
In our last discussion: Introduction to Smart Transmitters, we have seen that a smart transmitter is remarkably different from that of a conventional analog transmitter. Consequently the calibration methods for both devices are also very different. Remember that calibration refers to the adjustment of an instrument so its output accurately corresponds to its input throughout a specified range. Therefore a true calibration requires a reference standard, usually in the form of one or more pieces of calibration equipment to provide an input and measure the resulting output. If you got here looking for information on analog pressure transmitter calibration, you may consult: How to Calibrate Your DP Transmitter

The procedure for calibrating a smart digital transmitter is known as Digital trimming. A digital trim is a calibration exercise that allows the user to correct the transmitter’s digital signal to match plant standard or compensate for installation effects. Digital trim in a smart transmitter can be done in two ways:
The procedure for calibrating a smart digital transmitter is known as Digital trimming. A digital trim is a calibration exercise that allows the user to correct the transmitter’s digital signal to match plant standard or compensate for installation effects. Digital trim in a smart transmitter can be done in two ways:
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