Drift, as defined by NIST, refers to a slow change in a gauge’s response. When measurement equipment drifts beyond specifications, it can result in inaccurate data, negatively affect product performance, and potentially lead to recalls. Drift can occur simply through normal use over time.
What Causes Measurement Equipment to Drift?
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