Calibrator Subassembly

Calibrator subassemblies are components or units used in electrical and electronic properties measuring and testing instruments. They are specifically designed to calibrate and verify the accuracy of these instruments.

Calibrator subassemblies are used to generate precise and known electrical signals or values, which are then used to calibrate the measuring and testing instruments. They ensure that the instruments are measuring accurately and provide reliable results.

These subassemblies are typically used in various industries such as electronics manufacturing, telecommunications, power generation, and research laboratories. They are essential for maintaining the accuracy and reliability of measuring and testing instruments.

Some common types of calibrator subassemblies include voltage calibrators, current calibrators, resistance calibrators, frequency calibrators, and temperature calibrators. Each type is designed to calibrate a specific parameter of the measuring and testing instrument.

Overall, calibrator subassemblies play a crucial role in ensuring the accuracy and reliability of electrical and electronic properties measuring and testing instruments in various industries.