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.

100 amu
Maximum mass range
Hiden HAL 101X
HAL 101X · Residual gas analysis

Overview.

The HAL 101X is a residual gas analyzer for synchrotron, accelerator and tokamak or torus applications in harsh radiation environments. It avoids all radiation shielding requirements by completely eliminating active electronic components in the vicinity of the RGA vacuum gauge element.

Control electronics can be located up to 80 meters from the RGA gauge with no reduction in quadrupole mass filter frequency, and with the full 100 amu mass range and performance relative to the standard close-coupled system.

A Threshold Ionization Mass Spectrometry (TIMS) mode is included for real-time quantification of hydrogen and helium isotopes.

Typical applications

Fusion researchResidual gas analysisLeak detectionDesorptionOutgassing studiesBakeout cyclesPump performanceProcess gas contaminants

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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