What is the relationship between the measurement range of a gauge and its scale?

2016-08-04View Original

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What is the relationship between the measurement range of a gauge and its scale?

Reply #22016-08-04

The range is the maximum value in the entire table, while the measurement range is what you use.

Reply #32016-08-04

The measurement range refers to the interval that the instrument can measure, while the scale range is the difference between the upper and lower limits of measurement for the instrument in actual use.

Reply #42016-08-04

For example, if the temperature measurement range is from 300 degrees to 1000 degrees, then the span is 700 degrees.

Reply #52016-08-04

Actually, the original poster mainly wants to solve the problem with the magnetic flip switch.;P The measurement range is the maximum range that the instrument can reach, while the operating range is the range specified for regular use

Reply #62016-08-04

The range is the maximum value that an instrument can measure, while the measurement range is the maximum range used in practice; the range is greater than the measurement range

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