PeakAnalysis1.5.1400

PeakAnalysis calculates measurements for detected peaks in research data, letting researchers quantify each response instead of judging peak traces by appearance alone. After peaks have been identified, it determines height, width, slope, area, and various parameters based on time. The resulting values appear in a table that brings the measurements for each peak together for inspection. Users can export the table to other applications for additional analysis or reporting.

The module is intended for research workflows in which peak shape, magnitude, and timing matter. It suits isolated tissue studies and hemodynamic measurements, and it can be applied to amperometry data, cardiac action potentials, and spontaneous synaptic potentials and currents. Researchers can use the collected descriptors to compare detected responses and quantify changes across their experiments.

ADInstruments publishes PeakAnalysis in the System Tools category for Windows as an x86 module. Version 1.5.1400 is the current release for users analyzing research datasets on that platform.