ABB PGC2000 User Manual

4-25 2000-OSM, F1
“Proj Reverse” is a reverse projection flag that identifies the end of a desired peak or group of peaks.
It is set in the baseline after the end of the peak (see “HBR” in Figure 4-25). With reverse projection,
“Proj Term” is set before the start of the peak—and before “Proj Reverse” (see “HBT” in Figure 4-25).
The system then measures the peak that occurs between HBT and HBR. Line JK in Figure 4-25
represents the baseline.
HBR
HBT
J
K
I
H
TIME
Figure 4-25. EXAMPLE OF REVERSE PROJECTION
“Suspend End” permits the operator to suspend automatic baseline determination. It is generally
used when the component peak is badly tailing. “Suspend End” permits you to choose the end-of-
peak determination (see Figure 4-26).
SUSPEND END OFF
SUSPEND END ON
TIME
A
B
F
E
D
C
BASELINE FOUND
BUT IGNORED
SUSPEND END WAS IMPLEMENTED BECAUSE
THE OPERATOR DECIDED THAT “AF” WAS
THE BEST CORRECTED BASELINE.
Figure 4-26. EXAMPLE OF SUSPEND END

ABB PGC2000 Specifications

General

Brand	ABB
Model	PGC2000
Category	Laboratory Equipment
Language	English