E&I test

a calibration __ simulates the process variables to be measured by the instrument under test.

the following information can usually be located at the manufacturers instructions accompanying a measuring or indicating instrument.

after any required adjustments have been made, another ________ should be performed to verify the results of the adjustments.

_____ is the algebraic difference between the upper and lower values of an instrument's range.

_______ defines the highest and lowest values of the measured variable that an instrument is designed to measure, recieve, or transmit.

If zero shift and span errors are revealed during a series of calibration cycles, ___ is usually corrected first.

During a downscale check, test points should be approached form?

milliammeters are usually connected in _____with the instrument under test when they are used as output standards.

it is important to allow the ____ value to stabilize before recording the data.

it is unlikely that some ___errors will be discerned in a three-point calibration check.

during an upscale check, test points should be approached from ______.

If the instrument under test is rated for an accuracy of plus or minus 1, the output standard selected for a calibration should ideally have an accuracy of plus or minus ___

to prevent erroneous indications, instrument ____ should be checked to ensure that they are tight and leak free.

information on the recommended setup for a calibration can usually be found in?

instruments should be calibrated in the following situations?

instrumetns are calibrated to ensure that their ________ accurately represents the input

an instruments repeatability is expressed as?

___ is the ratio of the maximum to minimum values of a measure variable that an instrument can measure within stated accuracy to the minimum value of the measured variable that it can be measured with stated accuracy.

with _______, all of the ouput readings are either consistently high or consistently low throughout the entire range.