Inficon Transpector MPH Operating Manual page 157

A
altitude range 1-8
analyzer factor 4-9, 4-12
anode 9-1
error 7-2
voltage 3-7
anti-seize compound 1-11
appearance potential 9-1
atomic mass unit 9-1
B
background 9-1
bakeout 9-1, 11-3
temperature 6-3
C
calibrated 4-16
capacitance manometer
center voltage 9-1
closed ion source 4-15,
communication
none to host 7-1
problems 7-6
computer
cables 12-4
conductance 9-1
ConFlat flange
assembly 1-10
constant peak width 4-15
contamination
prevention 3-13
continuous dynode element
control voltages 4-15
CPU LED 7-1
cracking pattern 4-3, 9-1
current rating 1-7
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D
Dalton's Law 4-8
DC
component 3-7
potential 3-7
DC-to-RF ratio 3-7
Declaration Of Contamination
detection factor 4-12, 4-13,
detector 3-1, 9-2
detector type 11-1
4-11
9-1
3-12
1-3
1-3
9-2
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doubly charged ion 9-2
E
electron energy 3-4, 9-2
electron multiplier 9-2
electron stimulated desorption
electronics enclosure 11-4
electronics module 1-5,
physical dimensions
EM gain 3-11
emission current 3-4, 9-2
emission error 7-2
emult error 7-2
energy of the bombarding electrons
exit aperture 9-2
extension kit 12-3
extractor 3-4, 9-2
F
faraday
cup 3-10, 9-2
filament 4-14, 9-2
kit 10-2
replacement 6-6
focus lens 9-3
fragment ion 9-3
fragmentation factor 4-9, 4-13, 4-16,
fragmentation pattern 4-3, 4-5, 4-6, 4-15,
G
gain of the electron multiplier 4-12,
gas consumption 4-15
gas phase patterns 4-15
H
heating jacket 6-3
high-vacuum environment
humidity 1-8
hydrogen fluoride 3-13
I
I/O 1-23
analog inputs 1-24
AUX I/O connector
setpoint relays 1-23
in situ preamplifier 3-11
inputs 11-4
integer values 4-3
ion 9-3
Index
4-15
12-2
1-6
4-5
9-3
9-3
9-3
3-1
1-23
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