2025 Cal-Toons Calendar
Announcing the much-anticipated, 2025 Cal-Toons by Ted Green wall calendar, in all of it’s glossy print glory, featuring: Pre-order now for $10.99 US (plus postage) and have yours mailed out to you when they’re ready! […]
Year: 2024
New Pilot Study Enhances Accuracy of AC Voltage Comparisons – BIPM
The BIPM and NIST have successfully conducted a new pilot study, marking a significant advancement in the accuracy and reliability of ac voltage comparisons. This achievement represents a major step forward for on-site comparisons of […]
EURAMET project performs a comparison of thermometer radiation shields in the Arctic | EURAMET News
Polar regions are very sensitive to climate change – and monitoring these regions provides early indications of potential climate trends The temperatures in the Arctic continue to rise at three times the global annual average. […]
Additel’s new Value Pressure Gauge Provides Vacuum to 15,000 psi (1000 bar)
Brea, Calif., October 3rd, 2023 – Additel Corporation introduces a new and unique line of pressure gauges specifically designed to replace traditional analog dial gauges in an affordable digital format. These cutting-edge pressure gauges provide […]
Optical Radiation Calibration
by Bob Angelo Rather than a step by step how to guide, the goal of this article is to provide a broad overview of the terms, instrumentation, applicable SI units, methods and just a few […]
What a Long-Term Instrument Warranty Can Mean to a Calibration Operation
by Jesse Morse Most all test and measurement equipment (TME) come with some amount of warranty: 90 days, one year, etc. From the manufacturer’s perspective, it is simply to protect the buyer from having to […]
A Quality Review: The Top 10 Best Papers for Life Science Calibration and Testing Laboratories
by Walter Nowocin In the past fifteen years, there have been many exceptional technical papers presented at the annual NCSL International Workshop and Symposium and the Measurement Science Conference. At Medtronic, we benefited from many […]
You never know, you know… ?
by Dan Wiswell As a collector of antique test equipment, I have visited many antique shops over the years with the hope of stumbling upon something good. A few decades ago, there were plenty of […]