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by Ryan Egbert and Joseph Rindone The following article is part two of a four-part Metrology 101 series focusing on temperature. The written content provided here is also intended to be combined with demonstration videos […]
by Walter Nowocin Implementing a Calibration Management Software System is a critical process for a calibration laboratory, especially in a bio-medical regulated environment. However, there are few examples or documents that explain this process from […]
by Michael L. Taylor Monroe County Community College (MCCC) was created in Monroe County Michigan in 1964. Since that time, it has undergone a good variety of change and growth. The original metrology program began […]
I have been developing automated calibration procedures for more than 20 years now, and if there is one thing I have learned is no two projects are the same! Metrology Software and its complexity can […]
by Ryan Egbert & Joseph Rindone The following article is part one of a four-part Metrology 101 series focusing on temperature. The written content provided here is also intended to be combined with demonstration videos […]
by Flavio Galliana, Roberto Cerri, & Davide Corona At the National Institute of Metrological Research (INRIM) an automatable precision DC voltage fixed-ratios divider allows the division ratios of DC Voltages from 10:1 to 107:1. It […]
by Walter Nowocin Selecting a Calibration Management Software System is a critical process for a calibration laboratory, especially in a bio-medical regulated environment. However, there are few examples or documents that explain this process from […]
Today, many of the units coming in for calibration don’t have a GPIB interface. All they have are a Universal Serial Bus (USB) or a TCP/IP Local Area Network (LAN) interface. When connected to the […]
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