Articles Published in Cal Lab Magazine
by Nadya Goldovsky Measurement uncertainty for a GPS receiver depends on the receiver’s design and on the measurement method used. The majority of clients’ GPS receivers operate with C/A code and use the one-way method […]
by Stanislav Mašláň, Gareth Hinds, Mohamed Ouameur, Frédéric Overney This paper introduces the European project LiBforSecUse, which is focused on metrology requirements for impedance spectroscopy of commercial Li-ion cells for second life applications. It focuses […]
by Martti Heinonen Europe aims at climate neutrality by 2050; to achieve this, plastic recycling needs to be increased through better processes and technologies. There is an increasing need for measurement technology that enable efficient […]
by Dan Wiswell About thirty years ago I was doing some spring cleaning and decided to bring a few tables worth of items to a large flea market in south-central New Hampshire. I had an […]
I am going to try and take a huge concept in software engineering and design, break it down into its core functions, then show how it applies to metrology software in less than 850 words. […]
by Diana Baldi & Heather A. Wade ISO standards are considered the top of the global standards hierarchy. This means that ISO standards supersede regional or national standards, where an equivalent ISO standard exists. All […]
by Andrew Dawson, Ph.D. While the nominal vertical resolution of a high-speed waveform digitizer (specified in bits) is often promoted, its true performance is provided by its measured Dynamic Parameters and in particular by its […]
by Peter de Groot Over the last few decades, additive manufacturing (AM)/3D printing has fundamentally changed the way that manufacturers approach product development. Industry is now almost universally aware of the term rapid prototyping, using […]
Copyright © 2011-2025 | Cal Lab Solutions, Inc.