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The System of Electromagnetic Quantities at 30 kHz to 1 GHz

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Scientific Measurement and Uncertainty Evaluation Electrical and Electromagnetic Research Advanced Electrical Measurement Techniques

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The system of electromagnetic quantities, units, and standards at frequencies of 30 kHz to approximately 1 GHz is briefly described. Its application at the National Bureau of Standards is used as an example. The system, with some minor modifications, appears to be in operation in several technically developed countries and is tentatively suggested for newly developing countries. Basic and derived physical quantities, and conceptual bases of standards and methods of measurement, are described. Ranges of accuracies are given and suggestions for extensions of the system and for establishing validity via international comparison are pointed out.

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1963Realistic evaluation of the precision and accuracy of instrument calibration systems 1961Physical entities and mathematical representation 1955The story of standards 1965Scientific Metrology on the International Plane and the Bureau International des Poids et Mesures 1959The Basis of Our Measuring System

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