A Collection of Meatballs
by Dan Wiswell I was moving through some of the equipment in my archive recently when I concluded that I may have to create a separate wing dedicated exclusively to General Electric. I don’t know […]
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Sine Calibration and Metrology Training (SC/MT)
The calibration industry faces a growing demand for skilled technicians. Traditional routes, such as military PMEL programs, aren’t producing enough specialists, and most college curricula overlook this niche. Sine Calibration and Metrology Training (SC/MT) addresses […]
Fluke
Fluke has long had learning resources available from their website: 👉 https://www.fluke.com/en-us/learn 👈
Surrounded by History
by Dan Wiswell Many years ago, I worked in a building in Boston that had a plaque on an outside wall that commemorated the invention of the telephone by Alexander Graham Bell. Passing by it […]
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 […]
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 […]
Thermistor Calibration for High Accuracy Measurements
by Terry Nagy Technicians and engineers often use thermistors to measure temperature in applications which require high accuracy. Thermistors operate by changing resistance as their temperature changes in a very predictable but non-linear way. This […]
CPEM Launch of 6820T
Prescott, Ontario, July 11th, 2024 – President Ryan Brown and Vice President Alessio Pollarolo proudly unveiled Measurements International’s groundbreaking achievement, the 6820T Tabletop Quantum Hall Resistance system, at the prestigious CPEM/NCSLI Conference in Colorado, held […]