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Peak Analysis Module: LabChart 6 for Windows

Update Software

The Peak Analysis Module is also available as part of LabChart Pro. Visit the LabChart Pro information page prior to making a purchasing decision. If you need more information please contact your ADInstruments representative.

The current version of Peak Analysis Module is 1.1.2. To update to the latest version, use the link below. Your existing Peak Analysis license will continue to work with this new version.

Downloading of updates is free for Peak Analysis users but requires a password. If you do not have a password register here. (If you have forgotten your password, click here).

Single user license details (35 KB).

Peak Analysis v1.1.2 released August 20, 2008
Modules File:	PeakAnalysis_v1.1.2Setup.exe (6.4 MB)

Release Notes for Peak Analysis v1.1.2

Peak Analysis v1.1.2 is compatible with LabChart v6.1.1 or later.

New Features Scripting Support It is now possible to script the 'Analyze' and 'Add to Data Pad' Peak Analysis commands. Known Issues Peak Analysis Menu The 'Show Peak Markers' item in the Peak Analysis menu is currently disabled while sampling. Changes Since Previous Version Analysis View and Table View - The Table View and Analysis View now update to show the selected event when a peak marker is clicked in the Chart View. - It is now possible to export the Table View to a path containing Unicode characters. Peak Analysis Settings - When an 'Analyze Selection' is performed on a file with Peak Analysis setup to use the Evoked Response analysis mode, the stimulus event markers are now correctly restricted to displaying in the selected region. - When switching between peak detection presets in the Peak Analysis settings dialog, any detected peak markers are now updated correctly. - The pre-processed signal now auto-scales correctly when switching between preset in the Peak Analysis Setting dialog.

Link to the Peak Analysis for Windows Release Notes Archive