Sensor Calibration Systems

The three primary types of calibration are span calibration (adjusting full-scale output), zero calibration (setting baseline reference), and linearity calibration (verifying accuracy across the measurement range). Instruments like the i100 Strain Gage Bridge Simulator support all three through its 8 switch-selectable output steps and variable Vernier adjustment from 0 to 2 mV/V.

Calibration costs vary based on the instrument type and complexity. When purchasing SensorData Technologies calibration instruments as part of a complete system, in-house calibration is provided free of charge. For standalone instruments, contact our sales team at Sales@SensorDataTech.com for current pricing, as rates depend on the specific product and service scope.

The i100 offers an accuracy of ±0.03% with a temperature coefficient of 6 ppm/°F, delivering excellent thermal stability. Its gold-plated internal contacts and 350-ohm equivalent bridge resistance ensure reliable, repeatable output across both AC carrier and DC strain gage signal conditioning electronics.

No. The Strain Gage Bridge Simulator Model i100 features a completely passive design requiring no external power. This makes it ideal for field service and portable maintenance applications where power access may be limited, while eliminating any risk of power-related measurement error.

The i100 is compatible with AC carrier and DC strain gage signal conditioners, data loggers, strain gage instruments, and signal processors. It supports development, troubleshooting, quality control verification, and field maintenance across a wide range of measurement system configurations.

Yes. The i100 is specifically designed for portability, measuring just 2¾ x 1⅞ x 6¾ inches and housed in a rugged anodized aluminum case with a baked matte black finish. Its pocket-sized form factor and passive design make it well-suited for both laboratory and on-site field service applications.