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The basic principles of dimensional metrology are the same for nearly every calibration made in typical labs. This 3 day workshop teaches these principles through guided hands-on characterization of the most typical dimensional measurement instrument, the Universal Length Measuring Machine.
Learning Objectives:
Topics Covered: uncertainty budgets; thermal effects; scale calibration with gage blocks, cylinders and rings; elastic deformation and calibration of contact forces; gage and contact geometry effects; measurements of sub-pitch interpolation errors in the encoder system; R&R on end standards, cylinders, and ring gages; other things we think of; and, of course, you can suggest any other topic of interest.
Audience:
Calibration Technicians, Calibration Managers, Quality Managers for Dimensional Measurements
Cost:
$625.00
Instructor(s):
Theodore Doiron
Sponsors
NIST - Meghan Shilling
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