Sensor Calibration Basics
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When is calibration typically required for an instrument or sensor?

  • Only when the instrument or sensor has been modified or repaired
  • When there are discrepancies between the measurements of the instrument or sensor and those of a reference device (correct)
  • When the instrument or sensor has been used beyond its recommended operating time
  • Whenever there is a sudden change in ambient temperature
  • What is the primary purpose of calibration?

  • To make the instrument or sensor more sensitive
  • To fix issues with the instrument or sensor after repairs
  • To increase confidence in the validity of the measurements (correct)
  • To extend the operating life of the instrument or sensor
  • Under what circumstances would calibration be required for an instrument or sensor?

  • After a specified usage period has elapsed or when surrogate instrument output differs (correct)
  • Only after modifications or repairs to the instrument or sensor
  • Only when the instrument or sensor is brand new
  • Whenever the instrument or sensor is used in a new environment
  • What pre-existing conditions might necessitate calibration for an instrument or sensor?

    <p>After the instrument or sensor experiences an unusual event</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How is calibration typically performed?

    <p>By comparing measurements made using the instrument or sensor with known standards</p> Signup and view all the answers

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