The integrator algorithms include the following key capabilities:
the ability to define individual integration event tables for each chromatographic signal if multiple signals or more than one detector are used
graphical manual integration of chromatograms requiring human interpretation
annotation of integration results
integrator parameter definitions to set or modify the basic integrator settings for area rejection, height rejection, peak width, slope sensitivity, shoulder detection, baseline correction and front/tail tangent skim detection
baseline control parameters, such as force baseline, hold baseline, baseline at all valleys, baseline at the next valley, fit baseline backwards from the end of the current peak, most likely baseline point from a time range
area summation control
negative peak recognition
solvent peak definition detection
integrator control commands defining retention time ranges for the integrator operation
peak shoulder allocation through the use of second derivative calculations