Static & Dynamic Characteristics Flashcards

Unit 1

1
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Accuracy

A

difference between the true value and measured value divided by the true value

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2
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Precision

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expresses the number of distinguishable alternatives from which a given result is selected

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3
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Resolution

A

smallest incremental quantity that can be measured with certainty

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4
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Reproducibility

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ability of an instrument to give the same output for equal inputs applied over some period of time

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5
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Static Calibration

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  1. all inputs constant except 1
  2. the one non-constant input is varied incrementally over normal operating range
  3. Static sensitivity: ratio of the incremental output quantity to the incremental input quantity
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6
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Zero Drift

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occurs when all output values increase or decrease by the same absolute amount

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7
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Sensitivity Drift

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slope of the calibration curve changes as a result of an interfering and or modifying input

causes error proportional to the magnitude of the input

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8
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Input Impedance

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how much effort does it take to get the electrical signal to flow from the body interface to the sensor

we want to make input impedance as large as possible (or as small as possible if measuring flow variables) to minimize the power needed to measure the measurand

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