Sampling of calibration system performance by measurement audits
L.E. Mason
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L.E. Mason
Abstract
A measurement audit is a method for sampling a calibration laboratory's measurements and assessing its performance against the limit of its claimed uncertainties of measurement. It is also a technique that supports quality assurance of all aspects of a laboratory's calibration system. This paper describes various methods of performing and assessing the results of measurement audits.
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A measurement audit is a method for sampling a calibration laboratory's measurements and assessing its performance against the limit of its claimed uncertainties of measurement. It is also a technique that supports quality assurance of all aspects of a laboratory's calibration system. This paper describes various methods of performing and assessing the results of measurement audits.
Key concepts: Calibration, Audit, Sampling (signal processing), Quality assurance, Reliability engineering, Computer science, Measurement uncertainty, Engineering