Wiring Diagram for a 2-Wire 4-20mA Pressure Sensor: 1. Power Supply Connection: The positive (+) terminal of the DC power supply (e.g., 24V DC) is connected to one of the sensor's wires (often designated as the signal/power wire). 2. Current Loop Connection: The other sensor wire (often designated as the return/ground wire) is connected in series with the input of the receiving device (e.g., PLC, data acquisition system) and then back to the negative (-) terminal of the DC power supply. Explanation: Current Loop Principle: In a 4-20mA current loop, the sensor draws power from the loop and modulates the current within the loop to represent the measured pressure. Signal Representation: 4mA typically represents the lowest measured pressure (e.g., 0 PSI), while 20mA represents the highest measured pressure within the sensor's range. Advantages: This 2-wire configuration simplifies wiring and provides good noise immunity over long distances, as current signals are less susceptible to voltage drops and electromagnetic interference than voltage signals.