Multi-reflection tof mass spectrometer
A mass spectrometer, multi-reflection technology, applied in the field of mass spectrometers, which can solve the problems of limited ion trajectory folding, limited resources, and complex analyzer tuning.
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[0131] To aid understanding of the invention, reference will now be made to figure 1 A prior art instrumentation is described. figure 1 A schematic of the "folded path" planar MR-TOF-MS of SU1725289 is shown, which is incorporated herein by reference. The planar MR-TOF-MS 11 comprises two gridless electrostatic mirrors 12, each consisting of three electrodes extending along the drift Z direction. Each ion mirror forms a two-dimensional electrostatic field in the X-Y plane. An ion source 13 (eg a pulsed ion converter) and an ion receiver 14 (eg a detector) are located in the drift space between the ion mirrors 12 and spaced apart in the Z direction. Ion packets are generated by source 13 and injected into the time-of-flight region between mirrors 12 at a small tilt angle a with respect to the X-axis. The ions thus have a velocity in the X direction and also a drift velocity in the Z direction. As ions travel in the Z direction from source 13 to detector 14, the ions are ref...
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