The calibration function integrated in Thermotrack-Webserve allows you to adjust the values of your sensors according to the deviations observed during a calibration certificate.
Thermotrack-Webserve will automatically correct the values according to 3 possible methods
Calibration by quadratic correction
If you have performed a 3-point calibration, you can choose a quadratic or second degree polynomial correction (ax2 + bx +c = 0)
Calibration by linear correction
If you have performed a 2 or more point calibration (maximum 5), you can choose a linear correction (first degree polynomial or ax + b = 0)
Calibration by Offset
If the calibration certificate was made in one point, all the values of the sensor will be corrected by the difference between the standard and the sensor
Entering the values
Simply enter the values of the standard and the sensor. It is not necessary to enter the correction (difference between the two values) Thermotrack-Webserve will do it automatically for you
Important note:
The calibration uncertainty is not the difference between the standard and the sensor. It is not used to make the correction. It serves as an indicator of the quality of the calibration.
Calibration date and validity date
Enter a validity date for the calibration
30 days before the expiration date, you will receive an alarm to indicate that you need to renew the calibration certificate.
Automatic import from CalibExpert
If you have done your calibrations with CalibrExpert, the data will be automatically imported into Thermotrack Webserve
