Calibration
Pronunciation: /ˌkæləˈbreɪʃən/
Calibration (noun)
- The process of adjusting a device so its readings match the correct values.
- A set of steps done to make sure instruments give reliable results over time.
- The tuning of a camera, screen, or sensor so colours, signals, or measurements are correct.
Examples
- The calibration confirms the measuring accuracy check before the test begins.
- Calibration helps ensure the results are reliable and accurate.