rekalibráciu

R-ekalibrácia refers to the process of re-establishing the accuracy of a measuring instrument or system. Instruments, over time, can drift from their original calibration due to factors such as wear and tear, environmental changes, or component aging. Rekalibrácia involves comparing the instrument's readings against a known standard and making adjustments to correct any discrepancies. This ensures that the instrument continues to provide reliable and accurate measurements, which is crucial in many fields, including science, industry, healthcare, and manufacturing.

The frequency of rekalibrácia depends on the instrument's intended use, the manufacturer's recommendations, and regulatory requirements. Some instruments may need to be rekalibrated daily, while others might only require it annually or even less frequently. The process typically involves specialized equipment and trained personnel. Records of rekalibrácia are often maintained to track the instrument's performance history and to demonstrate compliance with quality standards. Failing to perform regular rekalibrácia can lead to incorrect data, flawed decisions, and potential safety hazards.