Normalizing analyzer systems to a standard analyzer

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1992-02-18

1993-10-26

Teska, Kevin J.

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364496, 36457102, G06F 1542, G06F 1520

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052572129

ABSTRACT:
There is described a method of calibrating an analyzer in the field, using parameters designed for a "standard" analyzer that may be different from the field analyzer. In this way, it is not necessary to use only certain slide elements of a given chemistry on one analyzer, and certain other slide elements of that same chemistry on another analyzer. Instead, the slide elements are made interchangeable by calibration math which allow the field analyzer to convert its raw response R.sub.F into a response R.sub.standard of the selected "standard" analyzer, using the equation

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