Difference between fieldbus and 4-20mA, explain with Animation in Hindi | Electrical and Automation

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Fieldbus and 4-20mA explained with the help of animation to make it clear.
Fieldbus is the name of a family of industrial computer networks[1] used for real-time distributed control. Fieldbus profiles are standardized by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) as IEC 61784/61158.
A complex automated industrial system is typically structured in hierarchical levels as a distributed control system (DCS). In this hierarchy the upper levels for production managements are linked to the direct control level of programmable logic controllers (PLC) via a non-time-critical communications system (e.g. Ethernet). The fieldbus[2] links the PLCs of the direct control level to the components in the plant of the field level such as sensors, actuators, electric motors, console lights, switches, valves and contactors and replaces the direct connections via current loops or digital I/O signals. The requirement for a fieldbus are therefore time-critical and cost sensitive. Since the new millenium a number of fieldbusses based on Real-time Ethernet have been established. These have the potential to replace traditional fieldbuses in the long term.

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Nice

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Thanks

[@rameezraja1922]

Good sir

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

Welcome brother.

[@sachinkumarparolia6179]

The animation part is very good which makes us understand the concept correctly and once for all.

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[@chinmaycmp]

Good video for basic information. Liked.
Q:
1) Maximum How many instruments can connect to each node?
2) Max how many node can connect in series?

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

1. depends upon the wat for how much quantity of channel 9 you have taken it varies from 8 to 16

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

2. Different companies have different different configuration but at Max you can connect 50 note in one go

[@chinmaycmp]

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[@gajendrachauhan7579]

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[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

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[@arshadimam9966]

Very well explained bro.... Simply awesome...

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

Thanks, please share with others.

[@arshadimam9966]

Sir nowadays RIO (Remote input output) are used please explain about it.....

[@AshishSingh-ep2de]

Sir DCS knowledge VIDEO plz

[@ratnesh12100]

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[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

ok, sure

[@reactionislamicvideos2258]

Thank you sir

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Thanks, please share with others.

[@mohammdmubbasir2021]

Very nice .. also pls upload on PID

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

Thanks, the video already uploaded.

[@kapilchokar1]

Plz make vdo on abb drive

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

Ok, I will try.

[@SanjayThakur-ij5pl]

Thankyou sir

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

thanks

[@arunvishwakarma6812]

Nice video sir ..
Sir upload videos on basis weight valve and motorized control valve

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

Ok thanks. Arun. I note down. Whenever I get the opportunity, I will upload the video on this topic .

[@sarfrajansari166]

Sir could you please explain all the communication protocols and which and to select protocol which one i have to use.

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

Okay

[@akshayghugal2348]

Nice sir

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

Thanks.

[@sachinkumarparolia6179]

a)How many nodes can be handled by one Link ?
b) If the number of real times is more than the max allowed on the link , can we more than one Link. I mean is there only one link going to the control room or we can have multiple links going to the control room.
c) How many links can the Field bus system cabinet support ?
d) For every incoming link to the Field bus system cabinet do we have a corresponding link going to DCS/H1 Interface and further to the DCS/PLC Controller ?

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

More than one link can handle and one link can handle thousands of device

[@hemchandsonker6343]

Sir plz PID tuning pr video banaye.

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

already ulpoded , please see

[@mdshaqib7268]

Sir what signal can be measured in FF as we know in hart protocol can measure 4-20ma but in FF what ??

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

Don't be same.

[@horrzar851]

@@ElectricalAndautomation_guru so what would be.......?

[@jyotiranjan2470]

Field bus ko supply kyun date hai sir

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

For moving the signals and for giving the supply to the teansmitter

[@bhagwansinghlodha939]

field bus me v ai ao card hota h sir

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

Yes.

[@vadimkoller6232]

Why is the caption in English if the video is in Hindi?

[@ElectricalAndautomation_guru]

I don't know.

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Thanks for quick response.
Good video, go ahead, best of luck