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Electric sector instruments

The AutoSpec -TOF hybrid mass spectrometer combines the advantages of a magnetic/electric-sector instrument with those of time-of-flight to give a versatile instrument capable of MS or MS/MS at high or low resolution. [Pg.161]

Magnetic/electric-sector instruments are used to manipulate ion beams by making use of the deflection of charged species (ions) in magnetic or electric fields. [Pg.401]

This focusing action gives an ion beam, in which the m/z values can be measured so accurately that the resolution of a magnetic/electric-sector instrument (separation of ions of different m/z values) is measured as a few parts per million, compared to the more modest few parts per thousand in, say, a quadmpole or ion-trap instrument. [Pg.402]

GC can be combined with all kinds of mass spectrometers, but, for practical and economic reasons, only quadrupolar and magnetic/electric-sector instruments are in wide use. Ion traps can also be used. [Pg.415]


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