This document describes the features of Agilent OpenLAB CDS ChemStation Edition
This document serves as a reference guide for advanced users, system administrators, and validation personnel regarding the Agilent OpenLAB CDS ChemStation Edition. It covers the underlying principles, calculations, and algorithms used for data acquisition, integration, peak identification, and quantification within the software.
The guide provides instructions to verify system functionality against user requirements and assists in defining and executing system validation tasks. It includes detailed information on data acquisition files, integration algorithms, calibration procedures, and system compliance evaluation. This manual is written in French.
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This guide is intended for advanced users, system administrators, and validation personnel to provide reference information on operating principles and data processing algorithms.
During data acquisition, analog signals from the analysis instrument are converted into digital signals within the detector and then transmitted electronically to the ChemStation software for storage.
Data files are stored with a .D extension by default, though specific signal types like chromatographic or UV data use extensions such as .CH or .UV.
A data file name can be defined manually using up to 42 characters, including the file extension.