Air calibration
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Air calibration is together with zero calibration one of the two steps of the POS calibration, see [MiPNet12.08]. It is done at open chamber after zero( +/- 1 pmol (s ml)) has been achieved. Unlike zero calibration but like the stirrer test, air calibration should be done before each experiment (and does not take any extra time). See [Raw signal]] for the signal to expect during Air calibration.
