Before acquiring a large area image, it is often desirable to quickly optimize the scan parameters (e.g., Feedback Gain, PeakForce Amplitude, etc.) while imaging a smaller area. Choose which parameter(s) should be held constant between the two images for this method to work. Explain your reasoning. (a) Scan Rate (b) Tip Velocity (c) Samples/Line
Before acquiring a large area image, it is often desirable to quickly optimize the scan parameters (e.g., Feedback Gain, PeakForce Amplitude, etc.) while imaging a smaller area. Choose which parameter(s) should be held constant between the two images for this method to work. Explain your reasoning. (a) Scan Rate (b) Tip Velocity (c) Samples/Line
Chapter32: Gas Chromatography
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Transcribed Image Text:Before acquiring a large area image, it is often desirable
to quickly optimize the scan parameters (e.g.,
Feedback Gain, PeakForce Amplitude, etc.) while
imaging a smaller area. Choose which parameter(s)
should be held constant between the two images for
this method to work. Explain your reasoning.
(a) Scan Rate
(b) Tip Velocity
(c) Samples/Line
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