Getting Started with Spectrum Software . 89
Atmospheric (CO
2
/H
2
O) Suppression
Atmospheric suppression, selected by default on the Setup Instrument Advanced tab
(Figure 77), is an atmospheric correction routine.
Figure 79 Setup Instrument Advanced tab in Spectrum
This routine is more powerful than simple subtraction, overcoming the following issues:
•
Non-linearity due to resolution
•
The measured spectrum is temperature dependent
•
Lineshape and calibration are affected by J-stop and sample or accessory.
When
CO2/H2O
is switched on, the software uses a single reference spectrum derived from
high-resolution data and our understanding of the instrument to model the lineshape, then
finds the current real instrument parameters by least-squares fitting to the measured
spectrum.
Figure 80 Correction of an MIR spectrum at 4 cm
−
1
resolution
Summary of Contents for SPECTRUM TWO N
Page 1: ...SPECTRUM TWO N User s Guide MOLECULAR SPECTROSCOPY...
Page 5: ...Introduction...
Page 10: ...10 Spectrum Two N User s Guide...
Page 11: ...Warnings and Safety Information...
Page 19: ...An Overview of the Spectrum Two N...
Page 25: ...Unpacking and Installation...
Page 47: ...Getting Started with Spectrum Software...
Page 93: ...Getting Started with Spectrum Software 93...
Page 94: ......
Page 95: ...Maintenance...
Page 110: ...110 Spectrum Two N User s Guide 4 Follow the instructions on screen...
Page 116: ......
Page 117: ...Appendices...
Page 125: ...Index 125...