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The ability of the instrument to repetedly give the same conditions and measurements. Normally, this is separated from the statistical contribution to precision which would be the only variation in mesurements if reproducibility were perfect. The reproducibility is also given as a percentage variation - for example, 0.1% reproducibility would mean that a mean intensity of 50 000 counts could vary by +/-50 counts.
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| reproducibility |
The closeness of the output reading for the same value of input over a period of time approaching in both directions. It is usually reported as non-reproducibility as a percent of span and includes hysteresis, drift, repeatability and dead band.
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| reproducibility |
Variation in the average of the measurements made by different people using the same gage when measuring a characteristic on one part.
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