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I'm attempting to draft procedures that will verify the accuracy of thermocouples before being used to gather temperature data of chambers (coolers and incubators).
I want to purchase a portable thermocouple calibrator . The verification will require the calibrator to send temperature signals to the thermocouple, and operators will compare the temperature displayed on the calibrator (Tcal) to the temperature displayed on a computer (thermocouple -> DAQ -> computer) (Tcpu). The thermocouple passes if Tcpu is within 0.5C of Tcal.
If I'm verifying the thermocouples for a cooler that maintains 2-10C, are my verification points different than if I was preparing for an incubator that maintains 55-60C?
Covers, I'll appreciate feedback on the design. It can't be this simple.
I want to purchase a portable thermocouple calibrator . The verification will require the calibrator to send temperature signals to the thermocouple, and operators will compare the temperature displayed on the calibrator (Tcal) to the temperature displayed on a computer (thermocouple -> DAQ -> computer) (Tcpu). The thermocouple passes if Tcpu is within 0.5C of Tcal.
If I'm verifying the thermocouples for a cooler that maintains 2-10C, are my verification points different than if I was preparing for an incubator that maintains 55-60C?
Covers, I'll appreciate feedback on the design. It can't be this simple.
