Ever wonder How you get Empower to Summarize Custom Fields after manually integrating
and identifying a peak within a Result Set? Great question. I will answer it for you.
Need to know when to batch process the sample set to get results from Custom Fields in Empower? Read more to learn how.
Want to know how to use the average area of replicate injections of a sample to quantitate my analyte(s) of interest? Learn how to do this using Empower Software.
Learn how to report the maximum pressure during a chromatographic run when using Empower Software.
How can you report the pressure or temperature at a certain time point within the chromatogram? See how to use a Custom Field in Empower Software to do this.
What’s the difference between Summarize Custom Fields and Summarize Custom Fields Incrementally in Empower Software?
This week, we will create an Intersample Custom Field with a summary function, such as average or %RSD, and learn how Empower Software calculates the average area or the %RSD of the area (i.e., for a peak of interest over multiple samples).
What if we wanted to make a calculation in Empower Software involving a peak in one chromatogram and a peak in another chromatogram? In this case, you’d use an Intersample Custom Field. See how to apply it.
What if we have more than one criterion to determine if the sample passes or fails? What if we have multiple criteria for a system suitability test? Rather than having to look at multiple fields to determine if our sample passes or fails, let’s create one custom field in Empower Software to evaluate all of the important fields and return a pass/fail.
What if we have specific criteria that must be met for our samples to pass chromatographic analysis? How can we use Empower Software to evaluate whether the sample meets these criteria? See how to do it using Custom Fields.
