The invention relates to the field of
mass spectrometry, and describes a
mass spectrometer based on multi-
electrode coordination of a Jooden well. A multi-port
ion source configured for multi-port input of electrons of
ionization of gas molecules in a well and ions in an
ion source outside the well, the ports being autonomously
usable, comprising two external electrodes and four internal electrodes configured to excite periodic movement of ions in the well along an
axis of symmetry and to detect signals caused by ions of secondary potential oscillation in the well, wherein ions are introduced into the trap from an
external source with a slot, and
ion movement is excited by applying an alternating
voltage or the like to the electrodes. Or using a slot to introduce ions from an
external source into a well in an external
electrode, applying a potential to an internal
electrode to create an
electric field, the size of which is in a quadratic relationship with the coordinates, the electrodes having a specific
equipotential surface geometry. Pulsed potentials can be applied to capture ions, multiple external ion sources can be equipped, and if the ion sources are not combined, each can be provided with a separate port. The
mass spectrometer is uniquely designed in the aspects of ion input, excitation, detection,
ion source configuration and the like.