Calib

Calib refers to calibration, which is the process of adjusting and fine-tuning a system or instrument to ensure its measurements are accurate and reliable. It involves comparing the device's output with a known standard or reference and making necessary corrections. Proper calibration ensures consistency and precision across measurements, whether in scientific experiments, manufacturing, or medical devices. Think of it as "setting a watch" to keep accurate time; calibration aligns the instrument's readings with accepted standards, ensuring trustworthiness in its results.