Phillips, S.
(1999),
A General Quantitative Method to Validate Instrument Calibration Techniques, Proceedings of American Society for Precision Engineering, Monterey, CA
(Accessed May 11, 2025)
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A General Quantitative Method to Validate Instrument Calibration Techniques
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In this paper a method to validate proposed calibration procedures for coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) is presented. Conceptually, the validation procedure is based on a computer generated population of CMMs assumed to include any real CMM that a calibration service provider might encounter in actual practice. Three different uncertainty statements will be constructed using B89.4.1 test procedures and examined using this novel method of validation based on computer simulation.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of American Society for Precision Engineering
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Monterey, CA
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Conferences
Keywords
B89.4, calibration, CMM, error
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Created November 1, 1999, Updated February 19, 2017