Compensation measurement method ( lat. Compensatio ) - a measurement method based on balancing (compensation) of the measured value with a homogeneous model value (see. System of relative units ). The compensation method of measurement is used to measure electric ( EMF , voltage , current , power , resistance , etc.) and non-electric quantities - temperature ( isotherm ), mechanical displacements, light fluxes , mass ( relative atomic mass , solar mass ), relative position ( height above sea level / above the surface of the earth [1] ; isobaths / isohypses ) and other relative quantities and the like, which can usually be previously [optional] converted into electrical quantities ( amu → eV ).
Notes
- ↑ Relative height (relative elevation) // Great Soviet Encyclopedia (30 tons) / A. M. Prokhorov (Ch. Ed.). - 3rd ed. - M: Owls Encyclopedia, 1974. - T. XVIII. - S. 622. - 632 p.
Literature
- The compensation method of measurement // Great Soviet Encyclopedia (30 tons) / A. M. Prokhorov (Ch. Ed.). - 3rd ed. - M: Owls Encyclopedia, 1973. - T. XII. - S. 584. - 624 p.