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Target measurement uncertainty
An uncertainty specified in advance as an upper limit, decided from the intended use of the result. VIM (JCGM 200:2012) 2.34 Uncertainty
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…Table 2 gives the calibration uncertainties in percent relative to the International System of Units (SI Units). The relative expanded uncertainties (coverage factor k…
…multiple optical clocks validated against each other at the target uncertainty, demonstrated continuity with the cesium second, and regular contributions of optical data to…
…To include the effects of mechanical tilt angle reproducibility in the uncertainty analysis, measurements at each angle setting are performed twice. In each of…
…This is accounted for as an uncertainty that increases with increasing deviation of measurement temperature from the target 23 °C. The user should choose…
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GMP 11 — Calibration Intervals
…reliability target. 2.3.2.2 Secondary Parameters Components that contribute less than 25 % but more than 1 % of a measurement’s uncertainty are…
…Part 2 covers calibration proper, with a full measurement-uncertainty treatment for the individual tool on the bench. The split matters because the two…
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SP 250-71 — Surface Color 0 45
…noise, and wavelength uncertainty. The calibrations are performed at a geometry of 0° for the irradiation angle and at a measuring angle of 45…