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GIULIAZANETTA

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Posted - 05/15/2018 :  06:01:28 AM  Show Profile  Edit Topic  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Topic
hello! I'm using origin to write my thesis. I have to compare some chromatogram and for this reason I'm using the option peck analyzer. The problem is that the chromatograms pecks are really small and with the scale that I'm using during the picks analysis I cannot see them, how can I change this scale? It is not the same of others graphs where I just press twice on then number's scale.

arstern

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Posted - 05/15/2018 :  12:51:48 PM  Show Profile  Edit Reply  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Reply
Hi,

I was wondering if you could please provide a screenshot so that I see an example?

Thanks
Aviel
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Drbobshepherd

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Posted - 05/15/2018 :  4:07:37 PM  Show Profile  Edit Reply  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Reply
G,

Automatic peak finding can be difficult when amplitudes vary by several orders.

1. Perhaps you could perform localized searches where peaks are of similar amplitudes.

2. Or, you could try converting your Y-data to log scale. Large peaks and small peaks will be similar in size.

3. Or, you could try converting your Y-data to dy/dx (1st derivative). Peaks will have a classic 1st derivative bell shape- a rise followed by a sharp fall, followed by a rise. The peak is where the sharp fall is equal to zero.

DrBob
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