Spectra Bases and Data Bases

AMIX contains all necessary tools to build up your own spectra bases or use Bruker‘s commercial spectra base. Spectra are cleaned-up and assigned before being stored in a special compressed format. Automation and history tracking allows fast batch processing. User defined keys, molecular information, links to external data bases can be attached to spectra. Storage is possible on disk or in SQL data bases such as ORACLE. Efficient selection of data is available in all major AMIX tool-kits.

: Clean-up of spectra maintains original line shapes but removes noise and artifacts

Preparation tool-kit to clean up spectra
Automated and batch clean-up tools available
Clean-up tracking via history mechanism
Attachment of user defined keys for efficient selection from spectra bases
Multiple alternative compound names
Spectra bases may contain 1D, 2D NMR data and molecular structures
AMIX can handle multiple spectra bases
Spectra base access is available inside any application, e.g. linked to loadings analysis in metabolomics

: Taurine: Set of 1D and 2D spectra at different pH values