HP (Hewlett-Packard) 4 Series Calculator User Manual


 
Adjusting the Baseline
Data Explorer
Software Users Guide 5-51
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Peak Width
(at half height)
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Set Peak Width according to the data you are correcting:
For best results, set to the peak width at half height
of the narrowest peak. However, smaller peak width
values increase processing time.
If peak width varies across the spectrum, set to the
average peak width.
If peaks are narrow relative to the baseline region
you are correcting, set a larger value (for example,
10 times the width of widest peak) to increase
processing speed.
If the baseline changes sharply across the spectrum,
set a smaller value closer to the narrowest peak
width.
If the baseline is broad or gently sloping, set a larger
value, for example 10 to 20 times the width of the
actual peak width.
To determine the number of points across a peak, change
the trace display from Line to Vertical Bars (select
Graphic Options from the Display menu, click Graph #
Setup and change Line Type). Each vertical bar
represents one data point. For more information, see
Section 1.4, Customizing the Data Explorer Window.
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Parameter Description/Specifies