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DIN EN 60770-1
Standardized Procedure
Evaluation methods for industrial process transmitters are formalized in an international framework that ensures comparable performance data across different manufacturers. The din en 60770-1 standard specifies how to determine the functional characteristics of devices that convert physical variables into electrical signals. It applies to both pneumatic and electronic transmitters used in industrial systems.
Performance Evaluation
Test conditions for accuracy and influence quantities follow a strict hierarchy of environmental controls. Under din en 60770-1, a device must be tested for linearity, dead band, hysteresis and repeatability using a consistent set of cycles. The protocol requires five upscale and downscale cycles to establish the mean error.
This repetition separates random noise from systematic errors in the transmitter output.
Influence Quantity
External factors like ambient temperature, supply voltage and mounting position often degrade the quality of a measurement in the field. The din en 60770-1 document provides the methodology for measuring these effects individually to determine the total probable error. It defines how a manufacturer must report the temperature coefficient and the impact of electromagnetic interference.
By following these rules, the producer gives the end user a clear expectation of how the transmitter behaves outside the laboratory.
Compliance Attestation
Calibration certificates for industrial sensors frequently cite this standard to prove that the data was collected using recognized industrial practices. A statement of conformity with din en 60770-1 indicates that the reported accuracy includes all relevant functional tests.