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Part IV: Calibration KD-2300 Instruction Manual
Gain Control
Gain control affects the change in output of a system in volts due to a given change
in displacement. In other words, gain controls the sensitivity of the system output.
The diagram shows how the slope of the output curve changes as gain is increased
and decreased.
INCREASED GAIN
INITIAL CALIBRATION
DECREASED GAIN
+OUTPUT-OUTPUT
Linearity
Coarse and Fine Linearity controls affect the shape of the system output curve.
The closer the output is to a straight line, the more accurate your measurement
readings will be. Adjustment of the Linearity controls interacts with the Gain
and Zero controls. The linearity control is primarily used to swing the full scale
endpoint. Due to the effect of the log amp, it will have some effect on the gain
and less effect on the zero.
The Three Calibration Methods
You have the option of choosing from three methods of calibration:
Full Scale:
Output from 0 Vdc to some maximum value.
Bipolar: Negative output for first half of range; positive
output for second half.
High Accuracy Band:
Increased linearity by using only part of full-
scale measuring range.
Depending on your application, you will use any one of three procedures
outlined above to calibrate your system. Before calibration, we recommend that
you become familiar with the following information to ensure that you have
made the necessary considerations regarding your particular application.
With a thorough knowledge of calibration variables and accurate application of
the calibration procedures described in the following pages, you can achieve
optimum results.
Deviations or shortcuts can result in operator-induced errors and
may complicate rather than solve your measurement problems.
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