HAL 101X.
A residual gas analyzer for synchrotron, accelerator and tokamak or torus applications in harsh radiation environments, with no active electronics near the gauge.
Key Features.
- Threshold Ionization Mass Spectrometry (TIMS) mode for real-time quantification of hydrogen and helium isotopes
- Multiple mass scanning modes
- Real-time background subtraction
- Automated mass scale alignment
- On-line adjustment of ion source and detector parameters
- Individual mass channels can be monitored to identify any pressure divergence from user pre-set sensor levels
Specifications.
- Analyzer
- RGA with no active electronic components in the vicinity of the vacuum gauge element
- Mass range options
- 100 amu
- Ionization
- Threshold Ionization Mass Spectrometry (TIMS) mode included
- Format
- Remote RGA gauge, with control electronics located up to 80 meters away
- Control software
- MASsoft Professional
- Radiation shielding
- Not required
- Mass scanning
- Multiple mass scanning modes, with real-time background subtraction and automated mass scale alignment
Downloads.
Hiden's published documents for this instrument.
Related instruments.
RGA Series
A broad range of quadrupole residual gas analyzers for contamination monitoring, leak detection and analysis of the species within the vacuum chamber.
DLS-1
A mass spectrometer for real-time quantitative analysis of complex gas and vapor mixtures in fusion applications, using TIMS recipes for hydrogen and helium isotopes.
DLS-20
A dual-zone switching ultra-high resolution quadrupole mass spectrometer for the analysis of hydrogen and helium isotopes and light gases.
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