Articles Published in Cal Lab Magazine
by Keith P. Bargroff Volume 3:3, May-Jun 1996 The adoption of quality standards, such as ISO 9000, coupled with the growth in computerized, digital-storage-oscilloscope-based measuring systems has led to a demand for cost-effective, automated, oscilloscope […]
by Kimberly M. Overhage Volume 3:3, May-Jun 1996 The latest measurement capabilities for oscilloscopes include higher bandwidths and real time display. Capturing intermittent signals, a persistent measurement problem, has finally been solved by higher update […]
by Michael Lombardi Volume 3:2, Mar-Apr 1996 This article is part II of a two-part series on frequency calibrations. Part I introduced the topic of frequency calibrations, discussed the specifications involved, and described several types […]
by Michael Lombardi Volume 3:1, Jan-Feb 1996 This article is part I of a two-part series on frequency calibrations. Part I introduces the topic of frequency calibrations, discusses the specifications involved, and describes the different […]
by Bernard Morris, John D. Yewin Volume 2:5, Sep-Oct 1995 Since developing the world’s first automatic resistance bridge in 1966, Automatic Systems Laboratories (ASL), has spent over 25 years developing AC thermometry bridges for use […]
by Edward L. Peterson and Mark McElroy Volume 2:6, Nov-Dec 1995 Compliance to international quality standards (ISO 9000) has heightened awareness of calibration and traceability. This emphasis has focused more attention on the fields of […]
by Ronald Ginley Volume 6:5, Sep-Oct 1999 Verification of Vector Network Analyzers (VNAs) is very important to the measurement process as well as to establish confidence in the uncertainty of the system. This paper presents […]
by Patrick J. Abbott The International Prototype Kilogram (IPK) realized the unit of mass in the International System of Units (SI) for over 130 years. On May 20, 2019, all fundamental quantities of the SI […]
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