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Specifications and Operating Modes
MS operating modes
The following table shows the MS operating modes.
In MS mode, the instrument can acquire data at scan speeds as high as
10,000 Da/s. Use this mode for instrument tuning and calibration before
MS/MS analysis. See the mass spectrometer’s online Help for further
information.
Use the selected ion recording (SIR) mode for quantitation when you cannot
find a suitable fragment ion to perform a more specific multiple reaction
monitoring (MRM) analysis (see
). In SIR and MRM modes, neither
quadrupole is scanned, therefore no spectrum (intensity versus mass) is
produced. The data obtained from SIR or MRM analyses derive from the
chromatogram plot (specified mass intensity versus time).
MS operating modes:
Operating mode
MS1
Collision cell
MS2
MS
Pass all masses
Resolving
(scanning)
SIR
Resolving (static) Pass all masses
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