HyperLab 2005 Reference Guide - on-line version
This is the current on-line version of the Reference Guide for the HyperLab 2005 gamma spectroscopy software system.
Contents
1. System architecture overview
1.1. Benefits of database usage
1.2. Database topologies for Main Module
1.2.1. Local database
1.2.2. Local and remote databases
1.2.3. Remote database
2. HyperLab Main Module
2.1. Main Module window
2.2. Record editor pages
2.3. Special property editors
2.3.1. Source properties editor window
3. FWHM calibration
3.1. FWHM calibration concept in HyperLab
4. FWHM calibration editor
4.1. Calibration points tab
5. Energy calibration
5.1. Linear and nonlinear calibration
5.2. The energy calibration concept in HyperLab
5.3. Energy calibration editor
5.3.1. Linear and nonlinear data tab
5.3.2. Calibration chart tab
5.3.3. Advanced tab of energy calibration window
6. System nonlinearity analysis
6.1. Nonlinearity curve
6.2. Algorithm of nonlinearity determination
6.2.1. Nonlinearity intersection points
6.3. Measurements required for nonlinearity determination
6.4. Steps of nonlinearity determination
6.5. Common problems during nonlinearity determination
7. Detector efficiency analysis
7.1. Efficiency curve
7.2. Algorithm of efficiency determination
7.3. Measurements required for the efficiency analysis
7.4. Steps of efficiency determination
7.5. Common problems during efficiency determination
7.6. Using efficiency curve in outer applications
8. Spectrum peak evaluator
8.1. Peak fitting algorithm
8.1.1. Control flow of the deconvolution
8.2. Model functions of peak fitting
8.2.1. Gaussian peak function
8.2.2. Left skew peak function
8.2.3. Right skew peak function
8.2.4. Polynomial background function
8.2.5. Step background function
8.2.6. Tail background function
8.3. Starting the spectrum peak evaluator
8.3.1. Creating a new evaluation
8.3.2. Loading a previously created peak evaluation
8.3.3. Automatically loaded entries
8.4. Basic parts of the evaluator window
8.4.1. Elements of the spectrum window
8.4.2. Elements of the residual window
8.4.3. Elements of the fit detail panel
8.4.4. Elements of the peak list panel
8.4.5. Elements of the fit fine tuning toolbar
8.4.6. Elements of the navigating toolbar
8.5. Performing spectrum deconvolution
8.5.1. Performing automatic peak fit
8.5.2. Manual fit refinements
8.5.3. Refinement: merging of improperly split regions
8.5.4. Refinement: splitting of improperly merged regions
8.5.5. Refinement: Missing peaks
8.5.6. Refinement: adjusting improper region bounds
8.5.7. Refinement: dropping unnecessary peak parameters
8.5.8. Refinement: manual modifying of the fit model
8.6. Peak evaluation algorithm settings window
8.6.1. Generic tab
8.6.2. Background tab
8.6.3. Peak width tab
8.6.4. Peak skewness tab
8.6.5. Advanced tab
9. Batch spectrum evaluation
9.1. Database batch evaluator
9.1.1. Using of Database batch evaluator
9.2. Spectrum file batch evaluator
9.2.1. Using of Spectrum file batch evaluator
10. Advanced database manipulation
10.1. Database structure basics
10.2. Database diagrams
10.3. Nuclear data structure in HyperLab databases
10.4. Nuclear data library management
10.4.1. Editing radiation usage flags
10.5. Importing data into external applications
10.5.1. Importing peak lists
11. Database maintenance
11.1. Generic information
11.2. Database creation
11.3. Database registration
11.4. Configuring remote access
11.5. Database upgrade
11.6. Moving databases between computers
11.7. Detaching and attaching databases
11.8. Creating an ODBC data source
12. Importing sample spectra
12.1. Importing steps
 
Alphabetical index
A
Architecture
Attaching databases
B
Background,
polynomial
step
tail
C
Calibration,
FWHM
energy
Common peak width method
Configuring remote access
Creating databases
D
Database,
attaching
batch evaluator
benefits
creating
detaching
local
local and remote
management
moving
registration
remote
topology
upgrade
Detaching databases
Detector efficiency analysis
E
Editing, records
Efficiency analysis
Energy calibration
Energy calibration editor
F
FWHM (Full Width at Half Maximum)
FWHM calibration,
editor
Firewall
G
Gaussian
I
Importing sample spectra
Integrity
L
Left skew
M
MSDE
Model functions
Moving databases
N
Nonlinearity determination
Nuclear data library,
management
structure
P
Peak evaluation settings,
background components
background disabling
nonlinear fitting parameters
overview
peak insertion
peak search thresholds
peak skewness
peak width
region bounds
Peak fitting,
model functions
Polynomial background
Port 1433, TCP
R
Record editing
Record editor,
additional records
quick buttons
usage
Registering databases
Remote access, configuring
Right skew
S
SQL Server
Sample spectra, importing
Skew,
left
right
Spectrum peak evaluator
Step background
System nonlinearity analysis
T
TCP/IP
Tail background
U
Upgrading, databases
V
Variable peak width method
W
Width of peaks,
common
variable
 
 
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