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A calibration interval is the planned period between successive calibrations of an instrument, chosen so that the instrument has a high probability of remaining within its specification throughout the period. It is set from the maker's published interval, the instrument's own calibration history, how often it is used and the conditions it is used in.

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Calibration interval (Glossary)
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