Fluke Corp "Calibration Philosophy in Practice"

[jackinnj]

This book was linked in the HP/Agilent Yahoo Group: If you don't know how a standard cell works -- very interesting:

https://archive.org/details/Calibration-PhilosophyInPractice

 

[SyncTronX]

Thanks Jack. I have the Second Edition, (1994), and it is a bit more
theoretical than the First Edition (1980) you have linked.

I would rather have the First Edition, now that I've perused it.

Good stuff.

Sync

 

[Samuel Groner]

Thanks for the link! I have the 2nd edition too (and recall that it was listed in the "philosophy" section of Amazon ). The first edition is of course almost completely out of date regarding current metrology techniques, but might be the better choice if you're looking for circuits you can DIY. And the equipment listed is now available at reasonable prices through e-Bay.

Samuel

 

[Blues]

Attended Fluke's "Principles of Metrology" class in 1998 in Everett, WA. I also have the 2nd edition which was our textbook. A metrologist's "bible", a great reference to have.