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General| Model | AA Series |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Agilent Technologies |
| Wavelength Range | 190-900 nm |
| Light Source | Hollow Cathode Lamp (HCL) or Electrodeless Discharge Lamp (EDL) |
| Sample Introduction | Nebulizer |
| Power Requirements | 50/60 Hz |
| Detection Limit | μg/L levels (ppb) for Flame AA, ng/L levels (ppt) for Graphite Furnace AA (depending on element and method) |
Covers risks associated with high voltages within the instrument and proper grounding.
Details safe handling, storage, and usage of compressed gases and cylinders.
Addresses risks related to flame operation, flashbacks, and furnace atomization.
Explains the meaning of warning messages, symbols, and color coding.
Outlines the necessary environmental and operating conditions for the Agilent AA system.
Lists technical specifications, operating ranges, and environmental conditions.
Details the electrical power requirements and gas supply connections.
Guides on PC configuration and the installation process for SpectrAA software versions.
Instructions for installing GPIB cards and USB converters for instrument communication.
Procedures for setting up dual instrument operation and starting the SpectrAA software.
Covers printer setup and common installation troubleshooting steps.
Details on launching the software and understanding the main interface windows.
Overview of menu bars, toolbars, and dialog boxes for software interaction.
Instructions on accessing, searching, and utilizing the software's help resources.
Guides on connecting system components, power, and gas hoses.
Steps for moving the instrument, starting the system, and performing pre-analysis checks.
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