New Calibration Software Recomendations

[kevinclynes]

Hi all,

Can anyone reccommend a good calibration software..?


Regards,
Kevin

[Marc]

There are a number of existing Calibration Software Recommendation discussion threads. Have you read through them yet?

[Hershal]

In Israel recently I saw a package that includes Monte Carlo analysis, if that interests you.

[Ruebenn]

Sir,

I trust the new 17025 uncertainty analysis is going to revolve around the Monte Carlo analysis?
Can you kindly suggest the software and the maker?
And i may have to purchase it from you as we can get anything from Israel.

Rgds
Ruben

[stefanhg]

Hi Ruebenn,

you can try the software QMSys Uncertainty Workshop.

The Uncertainty Workshop uses two different methods to calculate the measurement uncertainty: the uncertainty propagation (GUM), which has been described extensively in the GUM framework and the Monte-Carlo method, which has been detailed in the first GUM-supplement. Software is compliant with ISO/IEC/EN/DIN 17025 - 2005, ANSI/NCSL Z540.3-2006.

The software is available as a free trial for 14 days or 30 uses. Upon expiration of the trial period, the user can open the software in demonstration mode only.

Regards,
Stefan

[Marc]

Originally Posted by stefanhg

Hi Ruebenn,

you can try the software QMSys Uncertainty Workshop.

The Uncertainty Workshop uses two different methods to calculate the measurement uncertainty: the uncertainty propagation (GUM), which has been described extensively in the GUM framework and the Monte-Carlo method, which has been detailed in the first GUM-supplement. Software is compliant with ISO/IEC/EN/DIN 17025 - 2005, ANSI/NCSL Z540.3-2006.

The software is available as a free trial for 14 days or 30 uses. Upon expiration of the trial period, the user can open the software in demonstration mode only.

Do you use this software, or is it software you sell or otherwise have an investment or connection with?

[stefanhg]

Hi Marc,

I use this software in trainings.