Overview
Overlapping peak
To accommodate spectral peaks that occur on the boundary of
two peak detection ranges, the software creates detection
detection ranges
ranges that overlap (Figure 3-2).
Peak A
Peak B
Peak C
Peak D
Range 4
Range 3
Range 2
Range 1
Figure 3-2 Overlapping Detection Ranges
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If a peak occurs in an overlapping range (for example, Peak B
in Figure 3-2), the software detects the peak using the settings
from the detection range within which the entire peak occurs
(Range 2 in Figure 3-2).
If a peak occurs completely within two ranges (for example,
Peak D in Figure 3-2), the software uses the settings from the
higher m/z detection region (Range 4 in Figure 3-2).
PSD peak
For PSD data, the mass-time correlation is different from that
of standard TOF spectra. Therefore, resolution-dependent
detection for
settings are not supported for PSD data.
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