Kalibrationsstandards
Kalibrationsstandards, also known as calibration standards, are reference materials or measurement tools used to ensure the accuracy and precision of scientific instruments and measurement systems. They serve as benchmarks against which instruments can be calibrated, maintaining consistency and reliability across various applications such as manufacturing, research, and quality control.
These standards can be physical objects, such as certified weight masses, voltage references, or dimensional artifacts,
Calibration standards are classified based on their intended use, stability, and the level of accuracy required.
The development and maintenance of calibration standards are governed by strict quality assurance protocols and are
Using calibration standards is essential for minimizing measurement uncertainties and complying with regulatory or industry-specific standards.
Overall, calibration standards are foundational to the scientific and industrial measurement infrastructure, providing the basis for