Calibrator

Pronunciation: /ˈkɑˈɫibɹɑˈtɔɹ/

Calibrator (noun)

  1. A device used to set a measuring instrument so its readings are correct.
  2. A tool or setting that makes a camera or screen produce accurate colours.
  3. A substance or reference used to check that a medical test gives correct results.

Examples

  • The calibrator adjusts the measuring tool before the test begins.
  • A calibrator helps keep the measuring tool accurate.