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Quadrupole focusing lenses

Focusing Elements. Two ion optical components are usually placed between the accelerator and the sample chamber. A magnetic field separates any He-, He, or He+ from the He++ beam. A quadrupole magnetic lens then shapes the beam and focusses it into the sample chamber. [Pg.87]

Figure 4. The electrostatic quadrupole triplet lens and target chamber used for micro PIXE showing the 30 sq mm Si(Li) X-ray detector and the absotber ladder at 135 the RBS detectors which are at 158 above and below the lens the Ge(Li) PIGE detector and collimator the electron flood gun and the movable zoom microscope used for focusing and alignment of the beam. Figure 4. The electrostatic quadrupole triplet lens and target chamber used for micro PIXE showing the 30 sq mm Si(Li) X-ray detector and the absotber ladder at 135 the RBS detectors which are at 158 above and below the lens the Ge(Li) PIGE detector and collimator the electron flood gun and the movable zoom microscope used for focusing and alignment of the beam.
The ions formed are extracted by the extraction lens, EL, perpendicular to the electron beam. Due to the low energy spread of ions formed in an electron ionization source (< 1 eV) one single-focusing magnetic sector field mass spectrometer or quadrupole analyzer is sufficient for... [Pg.66]

The laser is used in two ways. In the first strike, it is defocused and its beam is used simply to clear adsorbed impurities, films, etc., from the area, a small portion of which (say, a micron in dimension) is to be the object of a pothole excavation. In the second strike, the laser is intensely focused after passing through a lens system, and the intensity of its strike vaporizes metal to form a hole. The size of the potholes is as little as 0.1 pm in diameter and about 1 pm in depth. A hard vacuum (10 10 to 10 y mm Hg) is necessary to give the quadrupole mass spectrometer the required sensitivity. A diagram of the technique is shown in Fig. 12.95. [Pg.257]

Turner et al. [114] described an ICP-MS with a hexapole transfer lens (Fig. 3.12a) in a tube that allows the pressure to be maintained. The cell was initially reported to contain He, although it is likely that H2 or H20 vapor was also in the cell and is now purposely added to the cell [115]. Ar2+, ArCl+, ArO+, and Ar+ signals were reduced relative to Se+, As+, Fe+, and Ca+, respectively. Detection limits for Fe, Ca, K, Se, and As near 10 parts per trillion (ppt) have been reported [115]. Recently, Beaty and Liezers [116] also described a collision-reaction cell at a pressure of 30 mtorr that reduced the ion kinetic energy spread as well as continuum ICP-MS background to less than 1 count/sec. Previously, Douglas and French had described the use of an rf-only quadrupole for collisional focusing and reduction of the ion kinetic energy spread [117]. [Pg.93]

The extraction lens, held at a negative voltage, attracts the positive ions as they emerge from the skimmer cone. The negative ions are repelled and the neutral species diffuse away. The accelerated positive ions are focused by the ion-lens stack and then enter the quadrupole region. Positioned between the extraction lens and the first ion... [Pg.217]


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