What does CF stand for?

Calibration Factor

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The first is a [DELTA]P/[DELTA]W calibration factor (FCal) for the box.

The body box made simple

The N8480 Series thermocouple-based power sensors are updated versions of the widely used Agilent 848x family of power sensors, offering better accuracy and automatic loading of calibration factors from sensor EEPROM into power meter memory.

united states : New enhanced power meters and power sensors from ...

A calibration factor F is introduced to the design model as a multiplier of the previous selection of design inputs [x.

Risk-based framework for accommodating uncertainty in highway ...

As the DCCAs contained in the sample are structural isomers of the internal standard cynarin, we used a calibration factor of 1 for all of them.

Choleretic effects of yarrow (Achillea millefolium s.l.) in the ...

The obstacle-controlled, solder creep models permit the bridging of tension, compression and shear test results as well as creep, strength and stress relaxation data, often without--and sometimes with--the use of a simple, multiplicative calibration factor.