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Maximum of well (Peak)
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Undefined - Searches for the defined change in signal, regardless
of the rate polarity (positive or negative), and returns the
corresponding time as a positive number.
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Increasing - Searches for the increasing defined change in signal,
and returns the corresponding time as a positive number. If no
increasing rate is found, the result is NaN" (not a number).
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Decreasing - Searches for the decreasing defined change in signal,
and returns the corresponding time as a positive number. If no
decreasing rate is found, the result is NaN" (not a number).
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Ignore first (n) readings - Ignores a defined number of points
(readings), counted from the first reading.
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Ignore last (n) readings - Ignores a defined number of points (readings),
counted from the last reading.
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Window (1...100) - The number of consecutive readings to use for
evaluation.
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Baseline (0...100) - The Baseline parameter is the number of initial
readings, calculated from the beginning (first) or end (last) of the
measurement, used for the baseline calculation. The baseline can also
be zero, which means that the comparison will be made against zero.
In the Baseline the software chooses as many measurement points as
exist in the baseline and calculates the mean thereof. The mean equals
the baseline value. If last is selected, the change is extrapolated starting
from the end of the measurement.
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Change (Relative [%] or Absolute) - The relative change from the
baseline in percent or the absolute change. The change in signal is
specified in the Change parameter and is compared to the baseline. The
Window parameter here means the number of consecutive measurements
which should reach the change before the result is accepted.
The maximum of well is used to search for the maximum measurement
value in each well.
You can define the following settings:
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