Dear Fellows,
How do you ensure repeatability when recording the electrical measurements?
Example case:
Suppose i am calibrating a Fluke Digital Multimeter using Fluke Multi-product Calibrator.
Will it be okay if i take six measurements, in case of voltage, in the following order?
1) Taking measurements in an ascending order (1 V, 2V, 50 V, 100 V ...)
2) Taking measurements in a descending order (100 V, 50 V, 2 V, 1 V...)
3) Taking measurements in an ascending order (1 V, 2V, 50 V, 100 V ...)
.....
I have observed such methodology being applied for pressure measurements. Is it so for electrical measurements as well? Or, i am supposed to follow some other strategy while recording the electrical measurements in the Data Sheet....
Thanks; looking forward....
How do you ensure repeatability when recording the electrical measurements?
Example case:
Suppose i am calibrating a Fluke Digital Multimeter using Fluke Multi-product Calibrator.
Will it be okay if i take six measurements, in case of voltage, in the following order?
1) Taking measurements in an ascending order (1 V, 2V, 50 V, 100 V ...)
2) Taking measurements in a descending order (100 V, 50 V, 2 V, 1 V...)
3) Taking measurements in an ascending order (1 V, 2V, 50 V, 100 V ...)
.....
I have observed such methodology being applied for pressure measurements. Is it so for electrical measurements as well? Or, i am supposed to follow some other strategy while recording the electrical measurements in the Data Sheet....
Thanks; looking forward....