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©Fluke Calibration 2011 Basics Of Measurement Uncertainty for DMM Calibration 32
Value
Deviation from
Average
10.07
+0.03
10.02
-0.02
10.01
-0.03
10.06
+0.02
x
5
10.04
0.00
Calculating the uncertainty due
to measurement repeatability
The uncertainty is statistically
analyzed from the measurement
data series
u
1
for a normally distributed
population, the best estimate of
uncertainty is the experimental
standard deviation of the mean
NOTE: In the unusual case where
1. the calibrating standard is extremely accurate &
stable, and
2. the repeated test measurement values are
unchanged (or even with only a ± one digit
change)
Then this uncertainty can be considered as non
significant
One measurement value would be sufficient
The type B resolution uncertainty is adequate
Experimental
Standard
Deviation
Experimental
Standard Deviation
of the Mean
1
)(
1
2
n
xx
n
i
i
s
n
s
u 1

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BrandFluke
ModelDigital Multimeter
CategoryMultimeter
LanguageEnglish

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