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Investigate sensor drift across test conditions

Investigate sensor drift in Proforma using readings, references and test conditions. Separate calibration gaps from observed shifts and plan follow-up checks.

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Instrumentation engineer

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Analyze [sensor readings] against [reference measurements] across time and test conditions. Separate offset, scale and condition-linked differences, showing gaps in calibration or reference coverage. Compare consistent-condition subsets and preserve uncertainty about unmeasured factors. Produce drift plots, a review table and candidate follow-up tests. Do not label every observed shift as sensor failure or apply calibration changes automatically.

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Method and review

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Specify units, calibration, baselines and the experimental method. Check measurement quality and uncertainty before extending a result beyond the observed conditions.

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Instrumentation specialists should check reference stability and condition coverage before interpreting a drift signal.

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  • Permitted sensor and reference data
  • Known calibration history and measurement units

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