Calibration in portable testers
Thomas Russo
Abstract
Thomas Russo
Abstract
Design requirements and tradeoffs related to the calibration of a portable test system are discussed. Current and future approaches to the problem are examined, and their applicability to portable systems is discussed. Solutions developed at the author's company are detailed. The approach has been to provide the test system with an internal calibration standard so that the system operator can easily verify the station's calibration by just loading and executing a calibration program.>
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Design requirements and tradeoffs related to the calibration of a portable test system are discussed. Current and future approaches to the problem are examined, and their applicability to portable systems is discussed. Solutions developed at the author's company are detailed. The approach has been to provide the test system with an internal calibration standard so that the system operator can easily verify the station's calibration by just loading and executing a calibration program.>
Key concepts: Calibration, Computer science, Operator (biology), Test (biology), Systems engineering, Embedded system, Engineering, Mathematics