I could see the design notes for the loop powered 4-20ma current loop in the MAX12900 datasheet. Is it possible to design a active current loop driver with MAX12900? Or is MAX12900 suitable only for loop powered?
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MAX12900
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The MAX12900 is an ultra-low-power, highly integrated 4-20mA sensor transmitter. The MAX12900 integrates ten building blocks in a small package: a wide...
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MAX12900 on Analog.com
I could see the design notes for the loop powered 4-20ma current loop in the MAX12900 datasheet. Is it possible to design a active current loop driver with MAX12900? Or is MAX12900 suitable only for loop powered?