Abstract: A method for providing a casing (11) for a prefabricated column (1) of chromatography column material in order to manufacture a chromatography column, wherein the casing (11) is generated by additive manufacturing, includes the steps of rotating the column (1) of chromatography column material with respect to a casing material feed in a manner to successively cover a casing surface (8) of the chromatography column material along a contact area path (12), and of arranging an amount of flowable casing material (9) at a current contact area (7) along the contact area path (12) at the casing surface (8) of the column (1) of chromatography column material in order to generate the casing (11) for the chromatography column by successively adding the solidified amount of casing material (9) at the contact area (7).

Abstract: Described embodiments provide a method for calibrating a continuous-time filter having at least one adjustable parameter. A square-wave signal is filtered by a continuous-time filter having a cutoff frequency less than fs. The filtered signal is quantized at the rate fs. An N-point Fourier transform is performed of the quantized signal into N real output values and N imaginary output values. At least one of the real output values are accumulated to form a real output signal and at least one of the imaginary output values are accumulated to form an imaginary output signal. The real and imaginary output signals are summed to form an output signal, which is then squared. The squared output signal is compared to a comparison value. At least one parameter of the continuous-time filter is adjusted based upon the comparison. The steps are repeated until the squared output signal is approximately the comparison value.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide a method for calibrating a continuous-time filter having at least one adjustable parameter. A square-wave signal is filtered by a continuous-time filter having a cutoff frequency less than fs. The filtered signal is quantized at the rate fs. An N-point Fourier transform is performed of the quantized signal into N real output values and N imaginary output values. At least one of the real output values are accumulated to form a real output signal and at least one of the imaginary output values are accumulated to form an imaginary output signal. The real and imaginary output signals are summed to form an output signal, which is then squared. The squared output signal is compared to a comparison value. At least one parameter of the continuous-time filter is adjusted based upon the comparison. The steps are repeated until the squared output signal is approximately the comparison value.