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Artifact Calibration: Theory and Application
Artifact Calibration is the process of completely calibrating an instrument by comparison to a small number of artifact standards, and thereby assigning values to internally generated parameters. Traditionally such comparisons are performed external to the instrument, using a wide array of equipment to transfer the value of standards to various ranges and functions.
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