Ion injection into multi-pass mass spectrometers
A mass spectrometer and spectrum analysis technology, applied in the field of control of drift ion movement and improved injection mechanism, can solve the problems that the method of compensating the misalignment of the analyzer has not been developed, and the solution is limited.
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[0179] Figure 8 An embodiment 70 of an MPTOF mass analyzer of the present invention is shown comprising: a sector multi-turn analyzer 81 with a two-dimensional field (also shown in the X-Y plane), i.e. without the laminate of embodiment 20; tilt OA 64 ; compensation deflector 40 , a pair of telescoping compensation deflectors 82 and 83 ; and compensation deflector 78 in front of detector 17 .
[0180] similar to Figure 5-Figure 7 , ion implantation employs a tilted OA 64 and compensating deflector 40 to use the increased energy Uz of the ion beam, thereby reducing the tilt angle to α 2 , while making the time front parallel to the Z axis γ 2 =0. The analyzer 81 has a zero field Ez in the Z direction, therefore, the packet 85 is at an angle α 2 And gamma 2 =0 reaches the deflector 82 .
[0181] Deflectors 82 and 83 are arranged for spatial focusing 82 and defocusing 83 by quadrupole fields. The pair produces telescopic packet compression, and then expands the ion packe...
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