Guides
The metrology and the standard, written for the person doing the work.
Five guides
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Written from the method records of a working Sydney laboratory and the standards they cite, not from a content calendar. Where a guide gives a number, the free tools run the same calculation.
Guide
How to build a measurement uncertainty budget for a calibration
From the contributions to the expanded uncertainty on the certificate, with a worked example.
Guide
Decision rules under ISO/IEC 17025: simple acceptance or a guard band
What has to be decided and agreed before a certificate can say pass or fail.
Guide
AS 2193 grading explained: how a jack or load cell earns Class A
The three sub-grades, the class limits and why the lowest point usually decides.
Guide
What a calibration certificate must contain under ISO/IEC 17025
The required contents, amendments, and the gaps real certificates have.
Guide
What has to exist before a calibration laboratory is assessed for NATA accreditation
The records an assessor asks for, and the ones a laboratory of one can still produce.
The arithmetic behind three of these runs in the browser: the uncertainty budget, decision rules and guard bands and the test uncertainty ratio.
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