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Why calibrate test equipment?
Why calibrate test equipment? What makes it go out of cal? What happens when you send equipment for calibration? When should you calibrate? Learn here.
オシロスコープの垂直精度の校正方法
Perfect your oscilloscope's vertical accuracy with our expert calibration guide. Learn the techniques to ensure precise and reliable measurements.
Fluke 8588A: An 8.5-digit multimeter built for modern calibration and digitizing
Digitizing, data analysis, and system-level automation are changing calibration and test environments. Learn why the 8588A is the modern 8.5-digit multimeter for today’s labs.
オシロスコープの水平精度の校正方法
Improve your oscilloscope's horizontal accuracy with our in-depth calibration tutorial. Get accurate readings consistently with these steps.
トリガー動作のためのオシロスコープの校正
Learn how to effectively calibrate your oscilloscope's trigger operation with our detailed guide. Enhance measurement accuracy and reliability for better outcomes.
Overview of 8588A and 8558A calibration support processes and equipment requirements
Read an introductory overview in this app note of the Fluke 8588A & 8558A bench multimeters for calibration adjustment & performance verification processes.
Equipment Tips for Pressure Controllers in the Production Process
Planning to purchase a pressure controller for production? There are several areas to consider before determining which piece of equipment is right for you.
5560A Multi-Product Calibrator key technologies and features Application Note
The 5560A High Performance Multi-Product Calibrator defines a new class of multi-product calibrator, providing the broadest electrical workload coverage and highest accuracy for calibrating the most demanding modern workloads.
Accounting for Gravity When Using a Deadweight Tester or Piston Gauge
Learn the 3 methods of deadweight tester and piston gauge gravity correction in this brief app note.
END OF LIFE NOTICE: Temperature Calibration Bath Consolidation
We are streamlining the number of standard calibration baths in our portfolio, with some models being retird. The reduction is being done to simplify our offering and to reduce product line overlap. Every bath model being retired has a suggested alternative that will satisfy most application requirements.
Ensuring accurate temperature measurements with validated SPRT probes
Ensure accuracy with SPRT probe and temperature probe calibration. Learn how to validate these precise temperature measurement devices for various industries.
Forward with Fluke Calibration: Robert Haines’ Voyage of Discovery
Learn about Robert Haines, Technology Development Manager at Fluke Calibration, voyage of discovery throughout his calibration career.
Comparing the Fluke 5700A, 5720A & 5730A Multifunction Calibrator
See how upgrading your Fluke 5700A or 5720A to the 5730A delivers improvements and benefits while reducing business risk. See a product comparison here.
Understanding and Dealing with High Frequency Error Sources in Oscilloscope Calibration
Metrologists & calibration technicians deal with a variety of high frequency considerations such matching errors. Understanding how sources of errors in oscilloscope calibration influence the results & how to address them can simplify scope calibration, reduce errors & ease the burden of uncertainty analysis
Understanding specifications of DC reference standards
Here’s a deeper dive into the specifications of the Fluke 732C / 734C DC Reference Voltage Standard. Specs on temperature, noise, stability, drift & more.
How and why to use a pressure comparator for bench calibration
To perform a test on a pressure gauge using a pressure comparator and a reference gauge, follow the steps at this blog post by Fluke Calibration.
Are you using a deadweight tester or piston gauge? Be sure to account for gravity
To establish pressures using a DWT or piston gauge, you need to account for the acceleration of gravity where the instrument is operated. Learn more.
Don’t get fooled: what to look for when buying an isothermal bath
If you’re in the market for an isothermal bath (temperature calibration bath), you may have already noticed that many suppliers provide technical specifications that are confusing or incomplete. Read this short article to learn 4 key specifications to review to help make the best decision and avoid a mistake.
Best practices for cabling and test leads in electrical calibration
Invest in the correct cables and connectors. You’ll save many hours of troubleshooting, and you’ll be more confident in your measurements.
Explore the fundamentals of the ISO Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement (GUM) and its application in calibration and metrology practices.
Watch this recorded, on-demand webinar by Jeff Gust, Fluke Chief Corporate Metrologist and industry authority, to learn the basics of the GUM. Register here.