Key result
Referencing a dual-channel electrometer's first circuit enables accurate second-channel calibration to potentially reduce costs.
This in-house calibration method may reduce costs associated with electrometer calibration in clinical settings.
May reduce clinical electrometer calibration costs; extends validation of internal reference channel methods for QA.
We accurately determine the sensitivity coefficient of the second-circuit in a dual-circuit electrometer using the first-circuit of the same or another electrometer as the reference. If the electrometer performance is verified, the coefficient kelec of the first-circuit is likely applicable to the second-circuit. This method may reduce the costs associated with electrometer calibration in clinical settings.
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Tsuno et al. (2026) studied this question. Using the first circuit of a dual-channel electrometer as a reference allows accurate calibration of the second channel, potentially reducing clinical calibration costs.
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