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    How would you call an error that occurs when the measure the same parameter at the same point by the same sensor type but get slightly different results and it is not noise, but maybe manufacturing defect or calibration, we don't know. Inherent sensor error?

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      How would you call an error that occurs when the measure the same parameter at the same point by the same sensor type but get slightly different results and it is not noise, but maybe manufacturing defect or calibration, we don't know. Inherent sensor error?

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      @ek-wik you are describing sensor repeatability,

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        hysteresis
        https://duckduckgo.com/?q=hysteresis&t=canonical&atb=v79-4&ia=definition

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