What is a calibration of a data logger or sensor?
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ELPRO-BUCHS AG
“A calibration is a reliable, reproducible, and documented comparison of a device under test, such as a data logger or sensor, with a traceable reference. The reference is a high-precision instrument that is checked regularly by an accredited laboratory.”
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