Calibration drift is the gradual deviation of an instrument’s readings from a reference standard over time, often due to wear, temperature, or aging. Engineers and lab technicians monitor it to schedule recalibration, ensuring accuracy in manufacturing, healthcare, and research. Anyone relying on precise measurements—from pharmacists to pilots—benefits from controlling this drift.
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