mõõtmisvahemiku

Mõõtmisvahemik refers to the range of values that a measuring instrument can detect or display. It defines the upper and lower limits of what can be measured by a particular device. For example, a thermometer might have a measuring range of -10 degrees Celsius to 110 degrees Celsius, meaning it can accurately measure temperatures within this interval. The measuring range is a crucial specification that determines the suitability of an instrument for a specific application. If the quantity being measured falls outside this range, the instrument may not provide accurate readings or may even be damaged.

Understanding the measuring range is essential for selecting the correct instrument and for interpreting the results obtained. It is typically indicated on the instrument's label or in its technical documentation. The precision of a measuring instrument is also related to its measuring range, as a smaller range often allows for finer graduations and thus higher precision within that specific interval. When working with measuring instruments, it is important to ensure that the expected measurement falls well within the instrument's defined measuring range to guarantee reliable and accurate data.