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Instrumental drift

…VIM (JCGM 200:2012) 4.21 Instruments

VIM (JCGM 200:2012) 4.21

The property of an instrument whereby its metrological properties remain constant in time — quantified by the time taken to drift a stated amount, or…

VIM (JCGM 200:2012) 4.19

…Measurementsshowedthatthelaserbeamwavelengthexhibitedfastfluctuationandslow drift.Fastfluctuationwillcausenoise-likeeffectsonthemeasurement.However,the magnitudeofwavelength fastfluctuation islessthan0.003%,whichcausedasimilar changeinbeamwidthmagnitudethatcanbeignored.Theslowdriftofthewavelength willcauseadifferencebetweenresultsofNISTandDUTmeasurementsandadifference betweenNISTmeasurements beforeandafterthetestmetermeasurementsduetothe timedifferenceofthemeasurements.Testresultsshowedthatwavelength driftcouldbe ashighas0.01%whenthelaserisoperatedinconstantcurrentmode,whichconvertsto anestimatedstandarduncertaintyinbeamwidthmeasurementof0…

Page 17 · SP 250 · 2010 Open PDF at page 17 →

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Check standard

A stable artifact or instrument measured regularly within a measurement assurance program; its control chart reveals drift, shifts, or loss of statistical control of…

NIST SOP 30 / GLP 1

…Thisisfortunatelytrueforeachofthe thermalconvertersused.Afteraninitialwarm-up peiiodofaminuteorso,themaximumobscrvfni driftunderthoselaboratoryconditionsofanyoftiie thermalconverterstestedwaslessthan0.5percent perhour,andtheaveragelessthan0.05percentper hour. Ifitwerenecessary,theeffectofsignificant driftcouldbepracticallyeliminatedbyusingadeflec- tionmethodasoutlinedfortransfertests,calibrating thestandardinstrumentondirectcurrentatthe nominallycorrectcuncntorvoltagebeforeandafter eacha-csetting. Forac-<lcdifferenceortransfertests…

Page 181 · SP 250 · 1989 Open PDF at page 181 →

drift in the measurement process. The double substitution procedure is the same for all weighing instruments , but the adjustment of the weighing instrument to…

Page 3 · SOP 4 · May 2019 Open PDF at page 3 →

…Theapparatusinvolvedinourinternalqualitycontrolsystemincludevoltage standards, voltagemeasuring instruments, resistancemeasuring instruments, standardplatinumresistancethermometers, calibratedreferencethermocouples, thermocouple checkstandards, andvariousthermometric fixed-points. The maintenanceandcalibrations oftheseapparatusarediscussedinthefollowing subsections . 4.1VoltageStandards IntheNISTthermocouplecalibrationlaboratories sinceelectromotive forceis measured, itisessentialtomaintaindcvoltagestandardscalibratedinterms…

Page 83 · SP 250 · 1989 Open PDF at page 83 →

…E.Uncertainties 1.Instrumental Bias BecauseofthespecialdesignoftheRTS,thecombinedsystematicerror introducedbythespectrophotometer itselfintomeasurements ofthetrue regulartransmittance definedinSectionII.Ahasbeenminimized. The individualcomponentsofthiserrorarediscussed inReference[1]andare heresummarized asfollows. Beam-displacement anddefocusingeffects: Theseareundetectable…

Page 40 · SP 250 · 1987 Open PDF at page 40 →

…If excess drift is suspected or observed in either the instruments or the environment, use two sets of observations in reverse order (S 1…

Page 4 · SOP 49 · May 2019 Open PDF at page 4 →