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I don't know how to determine the type-B uncertainty because it has many possibilities such as past experience, calibration certificate.
In type-B uncertainty, the formula is varied by different distribution of measurement values (normal, rectangular, triangular, etc.). How do I know what distribution I should use? Does it assume all measurements rectangular distribution with formula 0.5*limit/sq. root of 3?
Also, I found a very good guide for beginner about calibration. I share it to you all.
I don't know how to determine the type-B uncertainty because it has many possibilities such as past experience, calibration certificate.
In type-B uncertainty, the formula is varied by different distribution of measurement values (normal, rectangular, triangular, etc.). How do I know what distribution I should use? Does it assume all measurements rectangular distribution with formula 0.5*limit/sq. root of 3?
Also, I found a very good guide for beginner about calibration. I share it to you all.
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