FID drift/noise report with Openlab CDS 2.7

Hello,

Here is an article from the Knowledge Portal that explains how to setup System Suitability

Hopefully this helps

Kind Regards

Gabriel

HI, 

I read your article and it was not exactly what i am looking. 

How Can I print a report that will fulfill OMCL need. 

I want to show the 15 minutes chromatogram, with 10 periods of 1 minutes noise on the same blank chromatogram and also the drift over this 15 minutes injection. 

The unit used need to be pA for an FID dectector. 

Hi, you dant have a chance, in OL2 you can choose only 1 period, maybe looooooong way, create a 10 different processing methods , generete 10 results and then create cross-sequence report 

Or,  maybe easiest way -  choose in system suitability choose 10 minutes period for noise determination and calculate , you will have the average value

Ok. And there is no way we can have the drift value over a certain period of time with openlab software? 

Hello,

You can get the drift for a specific time period as shown below in the first image. You could get the P2P drift corrected noise for 10 1 min segments in the second image, note I am only doing 5 in the example. This will require processing with 2 methods as you cannot mix noise calculations. You could manually integrate 10 peaks in the second example, but if you have to do this more than once use the EZChrom integrator. Using that integrator you can setup 10 peaks 1 min apart in the range where you want to calculate the noise using the manual peak event. Note, in the example I am using the drift corrected P2P noise. 

Marty Adams 

Hello,

You can get the drift for a specific time period as shown below in the first image. You could get the P2P drift corrected noise for 10 1 min segments in the second image, note I am only doing 5 in the example. This will require processing with 2 methods as you cannot mix noise calculations. You could manually integrate 10 peaks in the second example, but if you have to do this more than once use the EZChrom integrator. Using that integrator you can setup 10 peaks 1 min apart in the range where you want to calculate the noise using the manual peak event. Note, in the example I am using the drift corrected P2P noise. 

Marty Adams