Application of Pulse Counting Methods to Mass Spectrometry
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The pulse counting technique for measuring very small positive ion currents in a mass spectrometer is especially suited to cases where an electron multiplier is used as a detector. Each positive ion which produces one or more electrons at the first dynode of the electron multiplier creates a single pulse at the output. The smallest detectable current is limited by the rate at which thermionic electrons are emitted from the first few dynodes, while the largest current is determined by the speed …
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Date:
1953
Creator:
White, F. A. & Collins, T. L.
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