Measurement Uncertainty is described in NAMAS NIS 81. What
Tony is describing is a statistical method for a confidence
level over a certain sample allocation. Measurement uncertainty
takes in to account the errors associated with the Measurement you
are making and through other statistical methods give use a factor
to be added to the measured value ( Very basically described) for
an even higher confidence level.
Paul
At 03:33 PM 1/10/97 -0600, Barge, Michael wrote:
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>FROM: michael_ba...@atk.com
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>Item Subject: Measurement Uncertainty
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>Greeting Tregers;
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>There seems to be a requirement that, when giving a measured value, there
>must be an uncertainty associated with that value describing the confidence
>of that value.
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>(1) Do most labs report an uncertainty measurement in the test report, on
>the data sheet, on a certificate of compliance?
>(2) How did you generate the measurement of uncertainty for emission
>tests? For immunity tests?
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> AND MOST IMPORTANTLY
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>(3) What do you tell the customer when he is below the limit by less than
>the measurement uncertainty? When he is above by less?
>
>J Michael Barge
>Alliant Techsystems
>Annapolis, MD
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