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I am sure these questions may generate other questions on my part, but I have to start somewhere! Here goes:
1. we program a firmware onto a microcontroller using three types of programming devices that "automatically" verify that the program has been placed on the microcontroller. In one case, the supplier of the programming device provides a calibration service. I get a calibration cert after their visit. In another case, the supplier of a different programming device does not provide a calibration service. Suggestions on how to calibrate in-house??
2. we have programmers who write software, specifically software drivers that control the computer's communication with the microcontrollers. When we do product validation during either beta site testing, or with internal testing, is this calibration? Or to rephrase -- do we need to calibrate the software??
Hoping the metrology gurus will respond!
1. we program a firmware onto a microcontroller using three types of programming devices that "automatically" verify that the program has been placed on the microcontroller. In one case, the supplier of the programming device provides a calibration service. I get a calibration cert after their visit. In another case, the supplier of a different programming device does not provide a calibration service. Suggestions on how to calibrate in-house??
2. we have programmers who write software, specifically software drivers that control the computer's communication with the microcontrollers. When we do product validation during either beta site testing, or with internal testing, is this calibration? Or to rephrase -- do we need to calibrate the software??
Hoping the metrology gurus will respond!
