Articles about calibration

Guide in 10 questions on Dracal instrument calibration (adjustment) and its benefits

This article highlights the importance of calibratable (adjustable) instruments, which allow precise adjustments for accurate long-term measurements. It also covers the calibration of Dracal instruments upon delivery, the possibility of self-calibration, and options for recalibration.

5 reasons to choose a calibratable (adjustable) instrument

In this article, find out why we offer the option to purchase a calibratable (adjustable) instrument (-CAL) and why it could suit you.

7 tips for comparing two instruments accurately

In this article, we present 7 key elements to check when comparing measurements between 2 instruments to avoid diagnostic errors that can be costly to the progress of your project.

Documentation of the 3-point user-calibration mechanism

Discover how user calibration in 3 points is implemented in your calibratable products (products with the -CAL suffix).

Calibration or adjustment?

What is a calibration? In common usage, calibration consists in correcting the value given by an instrument during a measurement. It is in fact an adjustment, as per the International Vocabulary of Metrology. See some explanations and what Dracal offers.

Calibrating your USB sensor: 5 advantages of opting for the 3-point user-calibration mechanism

The math channels available in our visualization and logging software allow you to implement formulas involving the various channels of Dracal USB sensors. In particular, the implementation of functions “equivalent” to a calibration can be implemented manually and be accessible in the graphing and logging tab. Why would you then choose a device (-CAL) that […]