what is meant by calibration
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Answer / ns
Calibration means minimizing the error compare with
standard test and calibration instument. According to the
manufacturer/user specified accuracy limit.
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calibration is procedure in which we compares the readings
of our measuring instrument/transmitter with the reading of
standard & certified calibrated instrument/source. in the
same environment & working condition & adjusting our
instrument/transmitter readings to match with the standard
instrument readings by adjusting the SPAN & ZERO. If it is
not possible to adjust span & zero than we can only do
verification of our instruments not calibration.
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Answer / afsal.a
comparing the response of an instrument with standard
instrument is called calibration
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Answer / lavanya
COMPARISON ELEMENT WITH STANDARD ELEMENT.THE CHECKING
PROCESS IS CALLED CALIBRATION.
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Answer / afsal.a
comparing the response of an instrument with a standard
instrument is called calibration
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Answer / prasad appadi
Calibration is nothing but compare the span and zero we will check it the accuracy of instruments
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Answer / ram
Calibration means to rectify the error against the standard value
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Answer / tyrkrv83
The procedure laid down or checking the absolute values on a measuring instruments is called Calibration .
"திருவையாறு" -
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Answer / chinna
calibration means it is a process of making the instrument
gives the predefined value.
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