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New Update:<\/strong> Added new capability to estimate uncertainty for up to 10 budgets on the two budget calculator.<\/p>\n

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Create Uncertainty Budgets Faster with More Ranges in One Budget and Reduce the Number of Uncertainty Budgets You Manage by 90%<\/h2>\n

Tired of copying and pasting uncertainty budgets into new MS Excel worksheets. If you have ever estimated uncertainty for a Fluke Calibrator or an 8.5 digit multimeter, you know exactly what I am talking about (AC Voltage is the worst).<\/p>\n

Now, you can estimate uncertainty faster and create fewer uncertainty budgets with the Multi-Budget Uncertainty Calculator.<\/p>\n

It is the only uncertainty calculator that lets you estimate uncertainty up to 10 measurement ranges at once.<\/p>\n

Using this uncertainty calculator, you can estimate uncertainty for many of the measurement functions in your scope of accreditation with just one budget.<\/p>\n

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Estimate Uncertainty for Up to 10 Ranges on 1 Uncertainty Budget<\/h3>\n

Now you can estimate uncertainty up to 10 measurement ranges at once. It is amazing!<\/p>\n

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Think about how many measurement functions on your scope of accreditation can now be covered with one uncertainty budget. If you have a large scope of accreditation, this could be a gamechanger for you.<\/p>\n

Cover many of the measurement functions listed in your scope of accreditation in just one budget. The calculator includes a template for 3 to 10 ranges, so you can find the right template for your uncertainty analysis.<\/p>\n

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Have more than 10 ranges?<\/h4>\n

If 10 ranges is not enough, just create a new worksheet and use another template. With the Multi-Budget Uncertainty Calculator, you can:<\/p>\n