ELECTRON MULTIPLIER
R8811
For Compact Mass Spectrometers
OVERVIEW
Quadrupole mass spectrometers used for residual gas analyzers
have been downsized to solve problems of limited installation
space. A trend of the downsizing would be an ever-greater de-
gree in the future. However, it cannot be achieved just by reduc-
ing the ion source and Quadrupole electrode sizes. Small ion
detector is also required essentially. To meet the requirement,
Hamamatsu has developed a compact ion detector. The unique
ion detector breaks the performance barriers on conventional
electron multipliers and will prove the ideal result for your needs.
Figure 1: Typical Gain
SPECIFICATIONS
TEM B0060EB
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GENERAL
Parameter
Input Aperture Diameter
Dynode Structure
Number of Dynode Stages
First Dynode Material
Total Built-in Resistance
Operating Ambient Temperature
Storage Temperature
Description / Value
Unit
mm
—
—
—
MΩ
°C
°C
—
3
Circular cage
13
Al2O3
13
-30 to +50
-80 to +50
Positive
106
105
104
103
102
Polarity of Detected Ions
MAXIMUM RATINGS
Parameter
Anode to First Dynode Voltage
Anode to Last Dynode Voltage
Faraday Cup Voltage
Value
-2000
200
200
1 × 10-2
350
Unit
V
V
V
Operating Vacuum Level
Bake-Out Temperature (at 5 × 10-3 Pa)
Average Anode Current A
Operating Gain
Pa
°C
µA
—
10
1 × 107
-1000
-1500
-2000
CHARACTERISTICS
Parameter
Recommened Supply Voltage
Gain (Typ.)
DC Linearity (Typ.)
Dark Current (Max.)
SUPPLY VOLTAGE (V)
Value
-1500
1 × 105
5
1
1.6
Unit
V
—
µA
pA
ns
Rise Time (Typ.)
Anode to All Other Electrode Capacitance
0.75
pF
NOTE: A Averaged over any interval of 30 seconds maximum.
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