Instrument traceability definition

Instrument traceability means, for ionizing radiation measurements, the ability to show that an instrument has been calibrated at specified time intervals using a national standard or a transfer standard. If a transfer standard is used, the calibration must be from a laboratory accredited by a program which required continuing participation in measurement quality assurance with the National Institute of Standards and Technology or other equivalent national or international program.
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Instrument traceability means the ability to show for ionizing radiation measurements that an instrument has been calibrated at specified time intervals using a national standard or a transfer standard which was calibrated at a laboratory accredited by a program which requires continuing participation in measurement quality assurance with the National Institute of Standards and Technology, or other equivalent national or international program.
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