Detector for a bipolar time-of-flight mass spectrometer

Radiant energy – Ionic separation or analysis – Ion beam pulsing means with detector synchronizing means

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C250S397000, C313S528000, C313S532000, C313S1030CM, C313S1030CM, C313S104000

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06958474

ABSTRACT:
A replaceable, electronically-isolated, MCP-based spectrometer detector cartridge with enhanced sensitivity is disclosed. A mass detector is electro-optically isolated from a charge collector with an electron multiplier for converting a charged particle into a multiplicity of electrons and a scintillator for converting the multiplicity of electrons into a multiplicity of photons. A light sensor is provided to convert the multiplicity of photons back into electrons which are summed into a charge pulse. The light sensor is realized by any of a plurality of photo-responsive devices.

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