The index parameters of the overall accuracy of some pressure transmitters contain several common factors that affect the accuracy. These include the "reference accuracy" mentioned above and the effect of ambient temperature and static/line pressure. This overall accuracy is easier to grasp because it is closer to what a pressure transmitter can achieve. For example, an "overall accuracy" specification might be 0.14% of span, while the reference value is 0.04%. Therefore, once temperature and line pressure effects are included, the reference accuracy is multiplied by 3-4. Another example is that there is a 0.075% range reference accuracy, when the temperature effect is considered, the accuracy is reduced to 0.2% of the range, and when the static pressure effect is further considered, the accuracy is reduced to 0.3% of the range. If the index parameters of the overall accuracy of the pressure transmitter are clear. This will help you gain an in-depth understanding of the type of accuracy that can be achieved in practice. Even these overall accuracies are often missing some of the factors listed in this paper.