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News Release from: Labtronics | Subject: New Analyzer Program (NAP) version 4.2.2
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 26 January 2005
Analyzer program interfaces up to six
detectors
Labtronics has released the New Analyzer Program (NAP) version 4.2.2 for Technicon AAIIs, Alpkem RFAs or any continuous flow analyzer with a 0-5 Volt analog output.
Labtronics has released the New Analyzer Program (NAP) version 4.2.2 for Technicon AAIIs, Alpkem RFAs or any continuous flow analyzer with a 0-5 Volt analog output The NAP software analyzes output in continuous flow colorimetric applications, drastically increasing sample throughput and accuracy over conventional methods
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 2 May 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Peaks are marked based on user-defined settings, marking special peaks and flagged samples on the graph for easy viewing and zoom-in real-time editing.
Results are calculated based against 1st, 2nd or 3rd order standard curves, with a number of peak correction capabilities available such as Drift and Carry-over.
QC Charting allows for results to be output to any network printer, ASCII text file in any format or Excel template for further analysis.
Capable of interfacing up to 6 detectors simultaneously through its' external USB analog-to-digital data acquisition box, NAP v 4.2.2 greatly improves upon the efficiency of laboratories running continuous flow instruments.
NAP is also ideal for interfacing any 0-5 V analog instrument or device where peak analysis is required.
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