>If the calibration laboratory is adjusting your instrument in order to meet
>the spec, means you prior tests are compromised. Big trouble; Analyze the
>previous measurements, find out the >impact, inform your customer etc
Therefore a verification (partial calibration) before each measurement can save
you money.
Our RE set up includes a small dipole in the test room that prior to each
measurement cycle
is activated with a defined voltage and a few frequencies. The software verifies
that each of the resulting signals is within previous established tolerances,
and otherwise
creates a alarm situation.
This costs NO extra time but ensures that no fault exist in the measuring chain.
Annual calibration (and adjustement if needed) takes care of slowly changing
properties.
Gert Gremmen
ce-test, qualified testing bv
OOO (Own opinions only)
Best regards,
Deniz Demirci
National Technical Systems (NTS Canada)
Phone: 403-568-6605 ext 244
fax: 403-568-6970
email:[email protected]
web: http://www.ntscorp.com/about/locations
<http://www.ntscorp.com/about/locations>
ald <[email protected]>
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