Introduction of HPLC-CAD case studies that address HPLC-UV concerns.
A universal detector that measures various analytical substances with consistent responsiveness.
A universal charged aerosol detector (CAD) that measures various analytical target substances with consistent responsiveness can provide consistent area response on chromatograms regardless of the chemical structure of non-volatile analytes, ranging from ions to proteins. Additionally, its wide dynamic range allows for high-sensitivity detection. HPLC-CAD is utilized for the detection and quantification of compounds that are difficult to measure with UV detectors in various fields such as food, pharmaceuticals, and materials science. Please refer to the PDF for practical examples.