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MEASUREMENT S.I. UNITS • system International units • A modification of the older French metric system. Base Units Base units they are not derived from any pre-existing number or formula. like distance, temperature and time, and we do so by agreeing to a reliable definition of some basic facts. Base Units •Length Base Units •Length Meter Base Units •Length Meter (m) Base Units •Mass Base Units •Mass Kilogram Base Units •Mass Kilogram (kg) Base Units •Time Base Units •Time Seconds Base Units •Time Seconds (s) Base Units •Temperature Base Units •Temperature Kelvin Base Units •Temperature Kelvin (K) Base Units • Amount of Substance Base Units • Amount of Substance mole Base Units • Amount of Substance mole (mol) Base Units •Electric Current Base Units •Electric Current Ampere Base Units •Electric Current Ampere (A) Base Units •Luminous Intensity Base Units •Luminous Intensity candela Base Units •Luminous Intensity candela (cd) Derived Units •Area First Derivative •Area length squared Derived Units •Area length squared 2 (m ) Second Derivative •Volume Second Derivative •Volume length cubed Second Derivative •Volume length cubed 3 (m ) Derived Units •Density Derived Units •Density mass per unit volume Derived Units •Density mass per unit volume 3 (kg/m ) First Derivative •Speed (velocity) Derived Units •Speed (velocity) distance traveled per unit time Second Derivative •Speed (velocity) distance traveled per unit time (m/s) Third Derivative •Acceleration Third Derivative •Acceleration speed changed per unit time Derived Units •Acceleration speed changed per unit time 2 (m/s ) Derived Units •Force Derived Units •Force mass times acceleration of an object Derived Units •Force mass times acceleration of an object (kg 2 m/s ) Derived Units •Force • Note: (kg 2 m/s ) = Newton (N) Derived Units •Pressure Derived Units •Pressure Force per unit area Derived Units •Pressure Force per unit area (kg /m 2 s) or 2 N/m Derived Units •Pressure Note: (kg /m s2) = N/m2 = Pascal (Pa) Derived Units •Energy Derived Units •Energy Force times distance traveled Derived Units •Energy Force times distance traveled (kg 2 m 2 /s ) Derived Units •Energy Note: (kg 2 m 2 /s ) = Joule (J) Other Units to Know About • Length –Angstrom (Å) = 10-10m Other Units to Know About • Temperature 3 common scales Fahrenheit Celsius Kelvin Temperature Freezing Pt Boiling Pt 32 °F 212 °F 0 °C 100 °C 273.15 K 373.15 K Temperature • Formulas for converting scales °C + 273.15 = K 1.8(°C ) + 32 = °F Other units to know about • Volume Liter (l) = 1 dm3 3 1 ml = 1 cm STANDARDS OF MEASUREMENT • The standards of measurements are very useful for calibration of measuring instruments. They help in minimizing the error in the measurement systems. • The difference types of standards of measurement and classified by their function and application in the category : 1. Primary Standards 2. Secondary standards 3. Working standards Primary Standard A primary standard quantity will have only one value and it is fixed. An instrument which is used to measure the value of primary standard quantity is called primary standard instrument. It gives the accurate value of the quantity being measured. No pre-calibration is required for this instrument. It is used to calibrate the instruments having less accuracy. By comparing the readings of the two instruments, the accuracy of the second instrument can be determined. Secondary Standard The value of the secondary standard quantity is less accurate than primary standard one. It is obtained by comparing with primary standard. For measurement of a quantity using secondary standard instrument, pre-calibration is required. • Without calibration, the result given by this instrument is meaningless. Calibration of a secondary standard is made by comparing the results with a primary standard instrument or with an instrument having high accuracy or with a known input source. In practical fields, secondary standard instruments and devices are widely used. Working standards: These standards are similar in design to primary & secondary standards. But being less in cost and are made of low grade materials, they are used for general applications in metrology laboratories.