How to report the pressure and temperature at a certain time point within a chromatogram (Part 14) - Tip96
OBJECTIVE or GOAL
Welcome back to Get Empowered! In the last Empower tip-of-the-week post for Empower Chromatography Data Software, we learned the difference between Summarize Custom Fields and Summarize Custom Fields Incrementally (Tip #95).
Creating Custom Fields in Empower:
- #82: The basic steps on creating a Custom Field
- #83: How to create a Custom Sample Set Field
- #84: How to create a Component Custom Field
- #85: How to create a Peak Custom Field
- #86: How to copy a Custom Field from one project to another
- #87: How to modify a Custom Field
- #88: How to create a Result Custom Field
- #89: How to modify a Custom Field that applies to specific samples and/or specific peaks
- #90: How to use Empower to evaluate whether the sample meets specific criteria
- #92: How to create one custom field to determine a sample pass/fail
- #93: How to create an Intersample Custom Field
- #94: How to create Intersample Custom Fields with a summary function
- #95: The difference between Summarize Custom Fields and Summarize Custom Fields Incrementally
Here is another frequently asked question regarding Custom Fields:
Q: How can you report the pressure or temperature at a certain time point within the chromatogram?
A: Assuming you have collected the pressure or temperature channel, it’s quite easy to do.
In this tip, I will show you how to report the pressure and temperature at a certain time point within a chromatogram (Part 14).
Let’s get started.
ENVIRONMENT
- Empower
PROCEDURE
- Create a Peak Type Custom Field, ‘data type real’. There is a field called ‘YValue’ which will report the YValue at a time point within a channel. Once selected, enter the time value (in minutes) and close the square bracket (Figure 1).
- Include the ‘channel name’ in the Method Set with a Processing Method so that the channel is processed and the value is determined (Figure 2).
- I’ve applied the Method Set to an injection and the value, in this case, ‘pressure’ is displayed (Figure 3).
It’s that easy!
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Final note: This procedure can be followed using the QuickStart or Pro interface.
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