Electronic balance

Measuring and testing – Instrument proving or calibrating – Volume of flow – speed of flow – volume rate of flow – or mass...

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ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for calibrating the sensitivity and linearity of the weighing means of an electronic balance, wherein a sensitivity calibration is automatically conducted when the ambient temperature has changed a first predetermined amount or a predetermined period of time has passed since the previous calibration was conducted, and when a sensitivity calibration is conducted, it is checked whether or not the temperature change has exceeded a second predetermined amount greater than the first predetermined amount, and only when the temperature change has exceeded the second predetermined amount since the previous linearity calibration was conducted, a linearity calibration is conducted along with the sensitivity calibration.

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