Not to mention that calibrating+adjusting modern devices with a
modern calibrator is nearly fully automated, so adjustments included
adds very little to the final cost.
However, older instruments that require manual calibration are more
costly to calibrate and choosing the right lab capable of doing the
older procedures correctly is an equally important choice.
At 12:23 PM 7/29/2013, Orin Eman wrote:
Here is what Agilent say about the new 3446xA DMMS:
"Adjustment is Recommended
...
This is however, a closed box calibration where the calibration process
stores correction constants in non-volatile memory. There are no concerns
about flaky trimpots etc..
Orin.
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