what is the defination of calibration & verification?
Answer Posted / balakrishna
Calibration: it is a process where an instrument is set to
provide a correct response to a given set of conditions.
verification:it is a process for such instruments is one of
challenging the performance of the instruments by measuring
known standards.
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