Sensors & Data Acquisition — question 4 of 10
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You calibrate a pressure sensor against a reference standard at two points and it matches within spec. Six months later in the field, its output at zero pressure has shifted by 2% of full scale, but the slope between two known pressures still looks correct. What does this tell you about what happened to the sensor, and does your original two-point calibration still protect you?