Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- start [2025/12/12 04:31]
172.68.27.192 old revision restored (2025/09/24 03:21)
+++ start [2025/12/24 23:33] (current)
198.41.227.149 old revision restored (2025/10/03 01:17)
@@ Line 25: / Line 25: @@
  QC.png - I don't have rights to upload documents.
 === Format for Incoming Data - ASCII Text ===
-The output format for data generated by the analytical data system must adhere to a specific ASCII text format to enable MAX to be able to correctly interpret and store the data.  Orsat has generated output formats for both the Totalchrom and EZChrom data systems.  The user will not only need this format for the output but will need their analytical method to adhere to specific requirements such as target names, response factor format and calibration untis.  Orsat can assist by supplying methods for each analytical and help the user to implement any necessary changes that might be required.
+The output format for data generated by the analytical data system must adhere to a specific ASCII text format to enable MAX to be able to correctly interpret and store the data.  Orsat has generated output formats for both the Totalchrom and EZChrom data systems.  The user will not only need this format for the output but will need their analytical method to adhere to specific requirements such as target names, response factor format and calibration units.  Orsat can assist by supplying methods for each analytical and help the user to implement any necessary changes that might be required.
+    * Instrument Name - (Format "SITE-//x//")
+    * Filename - specific format (see File Naming)
+    * Acquisition Time - the time the analytical data collection started.
+    * Process Date and time- the time the data file was generated
+    * Sample Name, generally Blank, Standard, Ambient Air, IQ-RTS, CS-LCS
+    * Instrument Name
+    * Instrument method filename
+    * Sequence filename
+    * Peak Details
+       * Component Name
+       * Amount in ppbC
+       * Retention time
+       * Peak Area
+MAX was designed to identify the QC control samples by using a specific file naming paradigm.  Thus filenames must be specific to the sample type.  Filenames are generated using a sequence generator which assigns filenames and schedules the necessary QC samples in the analytical system.  This requires specific automation not generally provided as part of the original manufacturers product.  Orsat offers the necessary hardware and software to generate not only the sequences with descriptive filenames but also the hardware to automate the introduction of the necessary QC samples for both the PerkinElmer and Agilent systems.
+Filename structure.png

Orsatmax

User Tools

Site Tools

Differences

Page Tools