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Agilent Technologies Infinity 1260 User Manual

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82 Agilent 1260 Infinity RID User Manual
4 Using the Refractive Index Detector
Checking Baseline Noise and Drift
Evaluation
For the Instant Pilot Rescale the plot and measure the baseline noise and drift
on the screen. If a printer is configured for the instrument the plot can be
printed by pressing the m key and selecting Print Plot.
The following values are calculated automatically by the Agilent ChemStation.
Noise (ASTM): The short term noise in nRIU based on ASTM method
E-1303-95 Practice for Refractive Index Detectors used in Liquid
Chromatography using 0.5 minute segments.
Wander: The long term noise in nRIU based on ASTM method E-1303-95
Practice for Refractive Index Detectors used in Liquid Chromatography
using 0.5 minute segments.
Drift: The drift in nRIU/hour based on ASTM method E-1303-95 Practice
for Refractive Index Detectors used in Liquid Chromatography measured
over 20 minutes.
Factors that will affect the baseline stability include:
Variations in the optics or eluent temperature
Pressure fluctuations in the sample cell
The quality of the water used
Air bubbles in the flow cell
See “Refractive Index Detector Control” on page 66.

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BrandAgilent Technologies
ModelInfinity 1260
CategorySecurity Sensors
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