Electrical calibration is the process of verifying the accuracy of measurements of electrical equipment and instruments. It ensures that the instruments are performing accurately and according to standard. In the calibration process, the output of the test instrument is compared using a standard reference device. If the output of the instrument does not match the reference, it is corrected or reset. Electrical calibration plays an important role in industry, scientific research, medical devices, automation, and quality control.
Proper calibration increases performance, reduces errors, and extends the life of the instrument. Regular calibration helps maintain product and service quality and ensures adherence to international standards. Therefore, it is an essential step for the reliability and safety of electrical instruments. Calibration is especially important in determining characteristics such as voltage, current, resistance, frequency, etc. This process is widely accepted and applied in various industries and laboratories in the country. Without electrical calibration, there is doubt about the accuracy of any electrical measurement.