Chromatography software

A chromatography software, also known as a Chromatography data system (CDS), collects and analyzes chromatographic results delivered by chromatography detectors.

Many chromatography software packages are provided by manufacturers, and many of them only provide a simple interface to acquire data. They also provide different tools to analyze this data.

The most common tool is "integration": It computes simple areas to delimit peaks by adding valleys automatically or not. Areas are computed between two valleys, a signal, and a baseline.

Another tool is the "calibration".

Next is a list of software providing these tools and many others:

Chromatography software

Name	Publisher	Control	Analysis	Type	Comments
Malcom[1]	Techsia	Yes		GC
ChemStation[2]	Agilent	Yes	limited	LC	XML, Macros
Chromeleon[3]	Dionex	Yes	Yes	GC/LC/IEX/MS
Empower[4]	Waters	Yes	Yes	GC/LC
OpenChrom	Philip Wenig		Yes	GC/LC	open-source EPL

See also

• Laboratory informatics

References

1. ^ Malcom on www.techsia.com
2. ^ ChemStation on www.chem.agilent.com
3. ^ Chromeleon on www.dionex.com
4. ^ Empower on www.waters.com

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