calibration

noun
  1. The process of adjusting and marking a measuring instrument or device to ensure its accuracy and precision. noun
    The technician performed a calibration of the scale to ensure accurate weight measurements.
    Regular calibration of the thermometer is necessary to maintain precise temperature readings.
  2. The act of determining the correct values for a device by comparing it with a standard. noun
    Calibration of the equipment against a known standard is crucial for reliable results.
    The laboratory conducts calibration of its instruments every six months to maintain quality control.
  3. The process of fine-tuning or adjusting the settings of a device or system to achieve optimal performance. noun
    The calibration of the camera's focus settings improved the clarity of the photographs.
    After calibration, the sound system delivered a much clearer audio experience.