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What is the accuracy/uncertainty of the device to be tested?

Calibration
The first step to selecting the right pressure calibration product is to understand the specifications of the device under test (DUT). Following is a summary of which products are used to calibrate different categories of DUTs, based on total one-year measurement uncertainty specifications (assumes a 4:1 test uncertainty ratio is desired).
The first step to selecting the right pressure calibration product is to understand the specifications of the device under test (DUT). Following is a summary of which products are used to calibrate different categories of DUTs, based on total one-year measurement uncertainty specifications (assumes a 4:1 test uncertainty ratio is desired).
Total uncertainty specification of the device to be testedCalibration standards typically used for this applicationTypical total 1-yr uncertainty of reference standard
±0.08% and greater
Pressure measurement devices: gauges, sensors…
Fluke handheld process calibration tools0.025% to 0.25%
PPC4E wide-range gas pressure controller/calibrator0.02%
E-DWT hydraulic electronic deadweight tester0.02%
±0.03% to 0.075%
Medium performance sensors and calibration transfer standards
PPC and 7000 pressure controller/calibrators0.008% to 0.015%
RPM and 7050 reference pressure monitors0.008% to 0.015%
P3000 deadweight testers and M3800 deadweight testers0.008% to 0.015%
NOTE:  These models are also often used for calibration of the pressure measurement devices listed above
±0.025% and less
High performance sensors and calibration standards
PG7000, FPG8601, and 2400 piston gauges<0.001% to 0.01%
NOTE:  These models are also often used for calibration of the pressure measurement devices and calibration standards listed above