GB/T 20485.16-2018
ActiveMethods for the calibration of vibration and shock transducers—Part 16: Calibration by Earth's gravitation
振动与冲击传感器校准方法 第16部分：地球重力法校准
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This standard specifies a calibration method for vibration and shock transducers using Earth's gravitational acceleration as a reference. It is applied in metrology laboratories and industrial settings for the static calibration of accelerometers, particularly low-frequency or DC-response sensors, where precise gravitational force provides a traceable reference. The method is used to verify sensor sensitivity and linearity without requiring complex external vibration exciters.
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