Automatic calibration of the instrument
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Dear masters, I would like to ask what “automatic calibration” of analytical instruments means Thank you,
It’s automatic calibration, but generally speaking, it just helps you enter fewer mathematical calculations. For example, when calibrating a pH meter, it is necessary to insert the meter into two standard solutions successively, and then enter the pH values of those standard solutions respectively. With automatic calibration, it simply eliminates the need to enter these two numbers.
I used Baidu Translate for this; I guess there’s no need to post on a forum and wait for replies
Your angle is great! His problem may not lie in the English translation. It’s rather a lack of understanding of the result after translation. For example: automatic calibration. Those who have worked with instruments for a long time know that calibration basically requires human intervention. Automatic calibration occurs very rarely, and it’s hard to understand how it is achieved.
The analyzer can be automatically calibrated, but it requires a set of related accessories; with just a press of a remote button, the analyzer is calibrated, eliminating the need for someone to be on site to carry out the calibration step by step
I believe that, in the general sense, automatic calibration refers to the ability of the analytical instrument itself to carry out automatic calibration; however, before starting the calibration process, a technician still needs to manually operate the valves to switch the sampling gas to calibration gas or zero gas