Articles Published in Cal Lab Magazine
by Jos G.M. van der Grinten, Arnthor Gunnarsson, Mijndert van der Beek, and Bodo Mickan A recently performed intercomparison between three laboratories using the piston provers as a primary reference, was re-evaluated using PTB’s turbine […]
by Michael Schwartz & Jack Somppi Changing requirements in the world’s energy market are pushing the measurement performance of existing equipment to their limits. As the accuracy requirements increase, existing precision sources become marginal. Yet, […]
I am sure most calibration technicians and lab managers have never heard of Low-Code and No-Code software development. To be honest, before a year ago neither had I, but now I think this is going […]
by Chris Juchau Volume 11:1, Jan-Mar 2004 When Hart Scientific became a Fluke company in 2001, it gained immediate opportunities and abilities to better reach and service its customers overseas. Offices around the world became […]
by Tom Kimbrell Volume 3:3, May-Jun 1996 Dr. Peter Hydemann, Director of Technology Services at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) stated recently, “The next 25 years will see dramatic changes in international […]
by Christopher L. Grachanen Volume 13:2, Jul-Sep 2006 In today’s ever aggressive bottom-line protection, cost-cutting environment there are no sacred cows. This is especially true for internal support services. These services are enablers in the […]
by Matthew Gingerell and John A. Jacanin Volume 7:4, Jul-Aug 2000 “Certified” low-conductivity solutions down to 10 microsiemens/cm are readily available for the calibration of conductivity/resistivity instrumentation. Can these standards be relied upon for accurate […]
by David Mendoza Volume 16:4, Oct-Dec 2009 The errors associated with the calibration of broad band UV meters based on the light source used during calibration are well documented but appear to not be very […]
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