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ETL- Level III Accuracy Results

Overview Field testers certifying category 6 installations must conform to the Level III accuracy specifications defined by TIA and ISO. The best way to ensure certification validity is to use a tester that is independently verified to meet Level III. This white paper explains what Level III accuracy is and shows the independent verification ETL test results for the WireScope 350.

Level III definition consists of an accuracy model for each swept measurement performed during certification. The model is simply a sum of error contributions from different sources within the instrument. When you add all the error contributions you get the total measurement error.

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Publisher	Agilent Technologies	File Format	HTML & PDF
Date Published	April 2001	Downloads	6
Format	White Papers
Topics	Diagnostics and Analysis, Industry Standard Protocols

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