Calibration System

Question 1

Body that calibrates or performs calibrations and verifications.

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Calibration Laboratory

Question 2

The set of operations which establish under specified conditions, the relationship
between values indicated by a measuring instrument or measuring system, and the
corresponding standard or known values derived from standard.

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Calibration

Question 3

can be defined as adjustment.
of measured values close to the true value.

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Calibration

Question 4

Document that presents calibration results and other information relevant
to a calibration.

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Calibration Report

Question 5

Defined technical procedure for performing a calibration or verification.

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Calibration Method

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A standard recognized by an international agreement
to serve internationally as the basis for fixing the value of all other standards of the quantity concerned

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International (measurement) Standard

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A standard recognized by an official national decision to
serve in a country, as the basis for fixing the value of all other standards of the quantity concerned

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National (measurement) Standard

Question 8

The extreme values
of an error permitted by specifications, regulations, etc. for a given measuring instrument.

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Limits of Permissible error (of a measuring instrument) or Tolerance

Question 9

A material measure, measuring instrument, reference material or
system intended to define , realize, conserve or reproduce a unit or more known values of
a quantity to serve as a reference.

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Measurement standard

Question 10

All of the measuring instruments, measurement standards,
reference materials, and auxiliary apparatus that are necessary to perform a measurement.
This terms includes measuring equipment used in the course of testing and inspection, as
well as that used in calibration

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Measuring and Test Equipment

Question 11

The set of operations having the object of determining the value of a measurand.

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Measurement

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A quantity subjected to measurement; As appropriate this may be the “ measured
quantity” or the “ quantity to be measured”.

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Measurand

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A device intended to make a measurement, alone or in conjunction
with supplementary equipment.

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Measuring instrument

Question 14

A systematic and independent examination to determine whether quality
activities and related results comply with planned arrangements and whether these arrangements are
implemented effectively and are suitable to achieve objectives.

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(Quality) Audit

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A document stating the quality policy, quality system and quality practices
of an organization.

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Quality manual

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The organizational structure, responsibilities, procedures, processes and
resources for implementing quality management.

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Quality system

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A formal evaluation by management of the status and adequacy
of the quality system in relation to quality policy and new objectives resulting from changing
circumstances.

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(Quality system) Review

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A material or substance of which one or more properties are sufficiently
well established to be used for the calibration of an apparatus, the assessment of a measurement method,
or for assigning values to materials

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Reference material

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A standard, generally of the highest metrological quality available at a
given location, from which measurements made at that location are derived

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Reference standard

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A translation of the needs into a set of individual quantified or descriptive
specifications for the characteristics of an entity in order to enable its realization and
examination.

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Requirement

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Traceability

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The property of a result of a measurement whereby it can be related to
appropriate standards, generally national or international standards, through an unbroken
chain of comparisons.

Question 22

Evidence by calibration that specified requirements have been met; also referred
to as “ calibration “. Test and measuring equipment that requires performance test verification only as
part of calibration method is considered as calibration as long as it is based on OEM spec or
recommendation.

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Verification

Question 23

is a given period of time where a product can sit in stock before it actually begins to use up
its calibration interval

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Shelf life

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is a third-party Calibration Asset Management tool that delivers efficiencies on the existing
calibration processes by providing a customizable platform for asset inventory and tracking with features on
external integrations, paperless documentation and global scalability and improves technician productivitY

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IndySoft

Question 25

Unique number assigned to equipment after registration, the number
start with capital letter C followed by a number which signifies the total number of
equipment registered at Calibration section

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Recall number (RN)

Question 26

The number assigned to equipment based from its type of calibration,
use or category

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Code Number ( CN )

Question 27

Unique number assigned to equipment which determined the total
number of same equipment registered under the same Code number. Once a certain
equipment was deleted from the Calibration cycle the sequence number of that equipment
cannot be used again.

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Sequence Number

Question 28

A(502) B(T) - C(005) from 502-T-005. How do you read this number

Answer 28

A. Code Number B. Type of Calibration C. Sequence number

Question 29

This label shall be attached to equipment if the size of the Calibration Status
label is not suitable

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Recall Label

Question 30

This label shall be used to identify equipment that fails in one
or more of the following categories listed below.
9.5.4.6.1 Out of Specification
9.5.4.6.2 Under repair, faulty or defective
9.5.4.6.3 Not presently in service or, inactive

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Out of Calibration Label

Question 31

This label shall be used on a calibrated measuring and test
equipment in such a way as to reveal evidence of possible tampering with calibration
adjustments.

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Calibration Void Label

Question 32

This label shall be used on a calibrated measuring and test
equipment in such a way as to reveal evidence of possible tampering with calibration
adjustments.

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Calibration Void Label

Question 33

This label shall be used to identify equipment that falls
in any of the following condition below
9.5.4.8.1 It does not make measurement or provide known outputs.
9.5.4.8.2 It is “fail - safe” and that failure to operate within specified performance limits will be
evident to the user.
9.5.4.8.3 It makes measurements or provide known outputs which are monitored by another device,
meter, or gauge during normal use.
9.5.4.8.4 It makes measurements which are required only to provide an indication of condition rather
than a numerical value.
9.5.4.8.5 For test handlers, if handlers will be used for ambient temperature use only wherein temperature
controller is off.

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Calibration Not Required Label

Question 34

This label shall be attached to identify thermocouple wires and
thermocouple probe that pass the Functional test.

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Functional Test Only Label

Question 35

For equipment not under calibration control but may
require set-up with calibrated equipment

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Not Under Calibration Control Label

Question 36

This label shall be used to identify equipment with expired
calibration due date.

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Calibration Overdue Label

Question 37

This orange label shall be used in all ADGT LCT,
LTX, and
CTS testers, Teradyne/Flex and NI test system platforms to inform end-user that equipment inside or
engaged to these testers/platforms are due for calibration on the date w/c also specified in this
sticker. This orange label is also being used when testers/platforms and test handlers are due in PM.
CAL word must be underlined if the equipment is due in calibration.
PM word must be underlined if the equipment is due in PM
Note: For ADGT test handlers, PM group is now responsible in orange tag monitoring/attachment
if handlers are due for PM. Handler temperature calibration was integrated in PM procedure.

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This Equipment Is Due For PM/CAL Label

Question 38

This yellow label shall be used to indicate the failure description and
calibration disposition about faulty or defective instruments that will be sent to external or OEM
repair service center.

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Failed Equipment Tag