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Would a standard by any other name still calibrate as accurately?

Wind tunnels are used around the world for measuring the effects of air movement around objects. Airplanes, automobiles, rockets and even buildings…

Low gauge pressure calibration is one of the more delicate procedures within a calibration lab.

The technological advancements in cars are often by-products of an engine test stand. A test stand, or test cell, is a controlled facility in which…

Pressurization is one of the key elements that make travel beyond Earth’s atmosphere possible. Almost everything that goes into space is pressurized…

Most people have flown in an airplane during their lifetime. Some of us have even had the nerve-wracking moment of seeing another plane in the sky…

Two of the most common temperature measurement devices are RTDs and thermocouples. Although they perform a similar function, in many ways these two…

Many steps in calibrating an instrument - whether temperature or pressure - don’t actually involve calibration. Setting up weights, heating or…

Accuracy is the measure of a calibration product’s performance and quality. While accuracy is the most popular indicator of quality, not all…

Much like any other sensor, temperature sensors need to be calibrated periodically to ensure they are providing accurate and stable readings.