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Error of instruments with a variable origin of counting

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In order to calculate the reading error of instruments in measurements it is necessary to take into account the position of the origin of counting during measurements. With a variable origin of counting the instrument error in measurement is δmeas=±1.41 δ 1 , and does not equal, as is at present normally assumed, ±2 δ1.

For instruments with a variable origin of counting the permissible reading error should not be given in the form of ±δ 1 , but in the form of 2 δ 1 . Thus, the specification for the tolerated reading error of indicator hole gauges should be changed.

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Kainer, G.B. Error of instruments with a variable origin of counting. Meas Tech 5, 97–98 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00975910

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