Data record gloss.calibration-interval.usage

Verified 2026-10-27 Confidence: High

A maker's note on calibration intervals explains that drift over time is a property of every electronic component and mechanical device, that the maker states one or more intervals in each product's published specifications, and that a user may adopt a shorter or longer interval than the published one depending on how often the instrument is used and how harsh its operating environment is. It points to the published guidance of NCSL International and of ILAC on establishing and adjusting calibration intervals.

ProvenanceFluke application note supports data record gloss.calibration-interval.usage, which is cited on the entry Calibration interval.SOURCEFluke application noteFluke application noteManufacturer pageDATA RECORDgloss.calibration-interval.usagegloss.calibration-interv..Verified 2026-10-27ENTRYCalibration intervalCalibration intervalNo revisions
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SourceFluke application noteManufacturer page
Data recordgloss.calibration-interval.usageVerified 2026-10-27
EntryCalibration intervalNo revisions
Subject
Calibration interval (Glossary)
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Definition
Source
Fluke application note, web page edition, Establishing calibration intervals for Fluke products, Fluke. Publisher page

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