Question: According to the Shared Risk principle, if a Test System's measurement uncertainty exceeds the specified value for a particular test, how must the test be adjusted?
Option 1: The Test Requirement is relaxed to accommodate the increased uncertainty.
Option 2: The Test Requirement is tightened by incorporating the additional uncertainty, making the test harder to pass.
Option 3: The test is invalidated, and a new Test System compliant with the specification must be used.
Option 4: The measurement uncertainty is ignored for that specific test.
Explanation: To maintain testing integrity, the Shared Risk principle dictates that additional uncertainty beyond the limit makes the test more stringent. This prevents an unfair advantage for devices under test when a non-compliant Test System is used.