Signal Output
Zeroing signal output
Self- ZERO setpoint
Referencing Figure 5•2for the +1 V output, note that using ZERO can increase dynamic range available for signal output by shifting an existing constant offset signal to a lower level (usually electrical zero). There are limits to this, however, so it is good practice to have background reduced as much as possible by minimizing column bleed, using clean supply gases, and by performing proper detector maintenance.
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| Effect of ZERO | on the +1 V Analog Output |
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