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What is the major difference b/w Drift and Noise
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Answer / aruna k
Noise:It is created by elecric signals
fluctuations,detector instability,temperature
fluctuations,other factors in hplc.
Drift: it is caused while detector heat up in first hour
after power on.
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Answer / m l n reddy, micro labs
Noise: Short term variation of base line from straight line, this is due detector or dirty mp.
Drift: Long term variation of base line from straight line, due to solvent/ MP absorbence.
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Answer / pharmainterview
Noise: fluctuation from the stright baseline.
Drift : shift from the stright base line.
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Answer / surya prakash
drift :- is the sweet noice which comes from the edgings if
there is a flow of breeze.....
moice :- is any other sound whihc irritates us and bothers
ur concentration
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