In article <2i9dl9$sre at senator-bedfellow.MIT.EDU> jzaia at athena.mit.edu (Joseph Zaia) writes:
>From: jzaia at athena.mit.edu (Joseph Zaia)
>Subject: PC chromatography software
>Date: 27 Jan 1994 22:02:17 GMT
>Keywords: chromatography software
>Hello everyone. I'm looking for PC software to be used for a data system
>some old HPLC's. This software should be able to collect chromatographic
>"strip chart" data in 4 channels, and be able to display the chromatograms
>in real time. It is also necessary for the software to be able to rescale
>the data and have some facility for plotting or else using an available
>PC driver.
>The commercially available software seems to do much more than I want it to do
>and/or costs too much to justify its expense (we have 6 or so HPLC's). Therefore,
>it is my hope that something is available in the public domain.
>I greatly appreciate your help on this matter.
>Joe
I don´t know, if you know that simply copying a sofware is by far not enough
for establishing a PC as an integrator for chromatograms. For this purpose you
will need a data aquisition interface, which accounts for a 30-50% of the
whole package.
There exists a chromatography system for PC´s, which was developped at our
institute, by Dr. Gerald Schuster. It probably will meet your demands. It can
simultaneoulsy handle eight input channels and has all the features you need
to handle chromatograms.
For a demonstration version try anonymous ftp to
lpdib.ibtm.tuwien.ac.at (128.130.146.6)
and copy the files from the directory
/pub/chromato
If you are further interested please contact me.
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Franz Latzko flatzko at email.tuwien.ac.at
I Inst Biochem Technol & Microbiol
B Vienna University of Technology
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