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Compensated Temperature Range

The compensated temperature range defines the limits of operation for a specified measurement accuracy.  e.g. A pressure sensor has an accuracy of 0.25% full scale over a compensated temperature range of -20 to +80 degC.

Since temperature errors are often significant for many measurement devices, a manufacturer will incorporate digital or analogue temperature compensation.  If the measurement device is used outside the compensated temperature range, the accuracy statement is no longer valid, because the device has not been tested or compensated for that temperature.

High accuracy measurement products
  • DMP331i SF6 gas leak testing, high resolution pressure transmitter
  • 41X High Precision Low Range Pressure Transmitter
  • Measuring level of stoddard solvent in a sealed tank
  • Digital pressure gauge for calibrating steam gauges from vulcanisation presses

Calibration Related Terms

More pages related to calibration technical terms.

  • BSL – Best Straight Line
  • Dead Weight Tester
  • NPL – National Physical Laboratory
  • Primary Pressure Reference Standard
  • Secondary Pressure Standard
  • Span Offset
  • Traceable Calibration
  • TSL – Terminal Straight Line
  • UKAS – The United Kingdom Accreditation Service
  • UKAS Calibration Certificate
  • Zero Offset
  • Zero Tare

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