Calibration Introduction

Introduction to multivariate calibration in analytical chemistry†

Practical Range Camera Calibration 1 Introduction

This paper presents a calibration procedure adapted to a range camera intended for space applications. The range camera, which is based upon an auto-synchronized triangulation scheme, can measure objects from about 0.5 m to 100 m. The eld of view is 30 30 . Objects situated at distances beyond 10 m can be measured with the help of cooperative targets. Such a large volume of measurement presents...

Introduction to robust calibration and variance stabilisation with VSN

where fit is an object of class vsn that contains the fitted calibration and transformation parameters, and the method predict applies the fit to the data. The two-step protocol is useful when you want to fit the parameters on a subset of the data, e. g. a set of control or spike-in features, and then apply the model to the complete set of data (see Section 7 for details). Furthermore, it allow...

Guest Editors' Introduction: Managing Uncertainty through Postfabrication Calibration and Repair

WITH INCREASING PARAMETER variations in the nanometer technology regime, design and test considerations for improving circuit-limited yield and reliability of operation have gained high visibility and significance. Die-to-die and within-die process variations have emerged as critical yield and reliability limiters for digital, analog, and mixed-signal circuits. Increasing device densities and t...

Simultaneous Determination of 17 Pesticide Residues in Rice by GC/MS using a Direct Sample Introduction Procedure and Spiked Calibration Curves

A reliable, rapid and accurate method based on spiked calibration curves and direct sample introduction was developed for determination of 17 pesticide residues in rice by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry single quadrupole selected ion monitoring GC/MS-SQ-SIM. Sample preparation is based on extraction with acetonitrile without clean up. The use of spiked calibration curves for constructing...