The concept of isolated instrumentation can be difficult to grasp for many who do not have formal instrumentation training or experience. Yet, an understanding of what it is, why it's important, and when you need it, is fundamental for safe and productive measurements in so many measurement applications. This paper examines these elements with a single goal: to equip readers with a working foundation on which to build correct judgments of the importance of isolation in their own array of measurement situations. Read the full story, in .pdf format, here.

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