Patent classifications
H01J49/446
Method Of Mass Spectrometry And A Mass Spectrometer
The present invention relates to a method of mass spectrometry, an apparatus adapted to perform the method and a mass spectrometer. More particularly, but not exclusively, the present invention relates to a method of mass spectrometry comprising the step of associating parent and fragmentation ions from a sample by measuring the parent and fragmentation ions from two or more different areas of the sample and identifying changes in the number of parent ions between the areas in the sample, and corresponding changes in the number of fragmentation ions between the two areas.
Method of mass spectrometry and a mass spectrometer
The present invention relates to a method of mass spectrometry, an apparatus adapted to perform the method and a mass spectrometer. More particularly, but not exclusively, the present invention relates to a method of mass spectrometry comprising the step of associating parent and fragmentation ions from a sample by measuring the parent and fragmentation ions from two or more different areas of the sample and identifying changes in the number of parent ions between the areas in the sample, and corresponding changes in the number of fragmentation ions between the two areas.
Compact dual ion composition instrument
A relatively compact dual ion composition instrument and associated methodology for measuring plasma and ion populations in a variety of interplanetary and planetary environments. The unitary device can measure mass and ionic charge state compositions and 3D velocity distributions of 10 eV/q to 40 keV/q plasma and pick-up ions; and (2) mass composition, energy spectra and angular distributions of 30 keV to 10 MeV energetic ions.
RESIDUAL GAS ANALYSER, PROJECTION EXPOSURE APPARATUS COMPRISING A RESIDUAL GAS ANALYSER AND METHOD OF RESIDUAL GAS ANALYSIS
The disclosed techniques relate to a residual gas analyzer, in particular for analyzing a residual gas in an EUB projection exposure apparatus, including a mass spectrometer and an admission device for admitting ionized constituents of the residual gas from a vacuum environment into the mass spectrometer. The admission device includes an ion decelerator, with the ion decelerator having an adjustable deceleration voltage in order to subject the ionized constituents to selection with respect to kinetic energy before being transferred into the mass spectrometer. The disclosed techniques also relate to a projection exposure apparatus including such a residual gas analyzer, and a method for residual gas analysis.