How does Collision Energy Spread work on the SCIEX QTOF, TripleTOF, and ZenoTOF systems?
Collision energy spread (CES) generates a collision energy (CE) ramp around a collision energy center point, with the goal of providing a more, rich MS/MS spectrum of your analytes. The CE center point is either set in your acquisition method or computed on the fly...
How can I tell if my Spectral Peak is saturated on the TripleTOF system?
The key performance attributes for qualitative analysis are speed, mass accuracy, and resolution in both MS and MS/MS modes. For quantitative analysis, inter-scan dynamic range is important in order to maintain accuracy and linear response over a wide range of sample...
How does Dynamic Ion Transmission Control (DITC) work on the TripleTOF systems?
Dynamic Ion Transmission Control (ITC) is the feature on all the QTOF systems from SCIEX where the MS ion current through the instrument is modulated scan by scan to ensure the detector saturation point is not reached. The modulation is done both at the level of total...