kalibroivat

Kalibroivat is an Estonian verb meaning to calibrate, or to adjust a measuring instrument or system so its readings correspond to a reference standard. The present participle form kalibroivat refers to the act of calibrating and can function as a verb form or an attributive modifier in sentences describing ongoing calibration work. The related noun is kalibreerimine (calibration).

Calibration typically involves comparing an instrument’s output with a traceable reference value, quantifying any deviation, and applying corrections or calibration factors. Practically, this may include creating a calibration curve, adjusting hardware or software, and documenting results in a calibration certificate. Uncertainty estimates and traceability to recognized standards are commonly recorded to support measurement validity.

Kalibroivat procedures are essential in laboratories, manufacturing, and field measurements, affecting the accuracy of instruments such as balances, thermometers, pressure transmitters, and gauges. They are guided by metrology best practices and regulatory requirements; many organizations follow ISO/IEC 17025 or similar standards to ensure calibration activities are documented, repeatable, and auditable.