The EDIT-CHANNELS–
COMPONENTS Screen
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PeakSimple for Windows can
identify and quantify sample compo–
nents through the use of a component
table. The component table enables
PeakSimpIe to recognize each peak by
its retention time and compare the area
counts against the calibration curve to
produce actual concentration data.
The user can edit the component table
for each channel
by
accessing the
Edit.Channels-Components
screen.
When a component table is
loaded, the table will show each com–
ponent by its peak number, peak
name, the start time for the retention
window, the stop time for the retention
window, and the associated calibration
file name. Different component tables
may be used for each active channel
and any component table can be
saved as a component file for future
use. Component files are designated
with a .CPT extension. The compo–
nent file-name appears at the top of
the Components screen.
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COMPONENT DETAILS
Component delallr
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Select Add to add a new compo–
nent to a blank or existing component
table. The Component Details screen
will open allowing the user to input spe–
cific peak parameters. As a minimum,
enter the Peak Number, Peak Name,
Start time and End time.
Other op–
tional parameters are the Expected
peak time, the concentration
Units
to
be reported, any Internal Standard or
Reference
peak information, peaks
measured by Area or Height, handling
of Multiple Peaks, the Multiplication
Factor
and
Alarm
parameters.
