
Charged Aerosol Detectors
Corona Veo and Corona Veo RS
Operating Instructions Page 69
5.6.7 Digital Data Collection Rate Guidelines
When you operate the detector from a chromatography data system, you can select the
digital data collection rate in order to optimize the detector's performance. The data
collection rate is defined as the number of data points per second (Hz) that chromatography
software collects from the detector and stores as raw data.
Note the following guidelines:
• In general, define each peak by at least 20 data points. For chromatograms with co-
eluting peaks or low signal-to-noise ratios, 40 data points per peak is recommended.
• If all peaks are relatively wide, select a lower data collection rate (for example, 1.0 Hz).
This saves disk space and typically provides a faster display rate of data.
• If any peaks of interest are less than a few seconds, select a higher data collection rate
(20.0 Hz, for example). If the collection rate is too high, data files may need more disk
space and post-run analyses may require more processing time.
Tip: If you use the Chromeleon chromatography data system, data can be generated
with the Corona Veo with a maximum collection rate of 100 Hz. With the
Corona Veo RS data can be generated with a maximum collection rate of
100 Hz in Chromeleon 6.80 or 200 Hz in Chromeleon 7.
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