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ChromGate® PDA Option 211 Spectrum Similarity Table Fig. 309 The Spectrum Similarity table is displayed in the PDA Mixed View when the Options Mode is set to Show Spectrum Similarity Table. Spectra are automatically added to and deleted from this table whenever a spectrum is added to and deleted from the Spectrum pane of the Mixed View. Spectrum Name This column displays identifications for each of the spectra added to the table. For spectra extracted from the 3D data, the identification includes the time. For spectra extracted from a chromatogram based on a peak name, the identification includes the peak name. For spectra loaded from a file, the identification includes the retention time. A check mark next to the colored line for a spectrum indicates that the spectrum will serve as the Reference Spectrum for the similarity calculation. Spectra may be added to the table in the Mixed View by selecting the Add to Similarity Table from the Actions button menu. Similarity This column displays the similarity of the spectrum on that row relative to the Reference Spectrum. The Reference Spectrum is determined by double-clicking on a row of the table or by highlighting a row and pressing the ‘Set Reference’ button. Until a reference spectrum has been selected the similarity for all spectra in the table will be zero. Refer to the PDA Analysis and Calculations section for details on how this calculation is performed. Source This column displays the source of the spectrum. (Current Data) refers to working spectra extracted from the current 3D data. When spectra come from a stored data file, this column will display the source filename. Set Reference Pressing this button will designate the spectrum in the currently highlighted row of the table as the new reference spectrum. The similarities for all of the rows will be recalculated based on the new reference spectrum. Print Pressing this button will output a simple text report representation of the table to the default printer. Properties Pressing this button will display a dialog with parameters related to the calculation of similarity.
212 ChromGate® PDA Option Fig. 310 Similarity Table Properties Enter the wavelength range and data point spacing (in nm) for similarity calculations. During analysis, it is possible that a portion of this wavelength range will be outside the range of the acquired data. In that case, the wavelength range will be truncated to the limits of the acquired data. Spectral Library Definition Fig. 311 This window appears when you select the File/Spectral Library/New command and is used to define a spectral library to use with the PDA option. In order to define a library, you must have the spectra to be added saved on disk as spectra files (.spc) or you can create a library from the spectra obtained during the current run. Spectrum Data Source Click on the arrow in this field to select either Current Data or Spectrum File to be used to select the spectrum to be added to the library. To add a spectrum from a spectrum file, the spectrum must have been previously saved as a file with the .spc extension, typically, using the Utilities /Save Trace function of the pop-up menu in the Spectrum pane. If you chose to enter a spectrum from the current data file, a dialog will appear where you must select the retention time at which you wish to select the spectrum. Component Name Enter the chemical name or description of the spectrum. This field is used for display and search pre-filter purposes. Lambda Max From ... To The wavelength range of the spectrum over which the software will calculate the lambda (absorbance) max value is displayed in these columns.
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Software ChromGate ® Chromatograph
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4 CONTENTS Configuration - Autosamp
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6 CONTENTS Peak Table .............
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8 Installation Guide ChromGate® 3.
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10 Installation Guide ChromGate® 3
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12 Installation Guide ChromGate® 3
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14 Short guide ChromGate®, KNAUER
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