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Agilent MSD Productivity ChemStation G1701 Performance Report Parameters Guide
This document describes the specific calculations used by the Performance Report feature in the Agilent MSD Productivity ChemStation. The report generation depends on the integrator selected, supporting both the standard ChemStation integrator and the RTE (Retention Time Editor) integrator.
The guide details how to generate the report via the Chromatogram menu and defines the structure of the output, including the Heading section, Graphics Area, Noise characteristics, and Performance Report Results table.
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Questions answered in these manuals
How is the peak width calculated for the ChemStation Integrator?
For the ChemStation Integrator, the peak width is defined as the width of the peak at 50% of the peak height.
From: Agilent MSD Productivity ChemStation G1701 Performance Report Parameters Guide
How does the RTE Integrator calculate resolution differently from the ChemStation Integrator?
The RTE Integrator calculates resolution using the peak width at the baseline instead of the peak width at 50% height.
From: Agilent MSD Productivity ChemStation G1701 Performance Report Parameters Guide
What is the resolution suitability requirement for critical isomer pairs?
The % valley must be at or below 25%.
From: Agilent MSD Productivity ChemStation G1701 & G1710 EasyID Resolution Tailing Degradation Guide
How is peak tailing measured in EasyID?
It uses the Asymmetry factor calculation, not the common USP System Suitability method.
From: Agilent MSD Productivity ChemStation G1701 & G1710 EasyID Resolution Tailing Degradation Guide