what is the defination of calibration & verification?
Answer Posted / pankaj pawar
Calibration is simply the process of comparing the unknown with a reference standard and reporting the results. For example:
Applied= 1.30V, Indicated= 1.26V (or Error= -0.04V)
Calibration may include adjustment to correct any deviation from the value of the standard.
Verification, as it relates to calibration, is the comparison of the results against a specification, usually the manufacturer's published performance figures for the product. (e.g. Error= -0.04V, Spec= ±0.03V, "FAIL"). Some cal labs include a spec status statement on their Certificate of Calibration. (i.e. the item did/did not comply with a particular spec).
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