
Understanding dimensional measurement uncertainty allows quality control managers to create an efficient measurement routine with a high level of confidence in product compliance.
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‘An Introduction to Dimensional Measurement Uncertainty’



This 2-part series explains:
- The basics of dimensional measurement uncertainty
- How the concept relates to true measurement through traceability
- How to calculate Type A and Type B uncertainties
- How to calculate combined and expanded uncertainties
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