Define how parameters of interest are calculated
Evaluate the metrological characteristics of thermostatic and climatic chambers
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Define how parameters of interest are calculated
Evaluate the metrological characteristics of thermostatic and climatic chambers

Author : Pascal COQUET

Publication date: June 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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2. Define how parameters of interest are calculated

It is understood that the homogeneity and stability parameters are determined when steady state is reached.

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Note that in the NF EN 60068-3 series of European standards, the terms homogeneity and stability (and their equivalents gradient and fluctuation) are used interchangeably to designate the parameter and the uncertainty component.

Let's take a look at the calculation methods recommended in the normative documents. For each parameter and uncertainty component, we propose an alternative method based on the fact that a statistical estimate is more relevant when based on means and standard deviations than on max values and max deviations.

2.1 Homogeneity parameter

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