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Calibration bath or dry-well calibrator – which is the right choice?

Danica Schwarzkopf | Know-how
Difference between calibration bath and dry-well calibrator

Temperature sensors – like all other sensors – must be calibrated at regular intervals. This ensures that they deliver accurate and consistent measured values. Temperature calibration (e.g. using a calibration bath or dry-well calibrator) is generally carried out …

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Thermometer calibration – an overview

Danica Schwarzkopf | Know-how
Calibration of thermometers (e.g. thermocouples)

Not all calibrations are the same. This is illustrated by the example of “Thermometer calibration” - which test method is used depends on various factors such as process conditions, quality standards and safety requirements. Depending on the method, the calibration …

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Functioning of an AC resistance thermometry bridge

Danica Schwarzkopf | Know-how
scheme: resistance thermometry bridge

When a constant current is passed through a thermometer of resistance Rt and a fixed reference resistor of known value Rs, the voltage across them will be in direct proportion to their resistance values. The ratio of the two voltages and therefore of the two …

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