Evaluation of MagneTOF detector signals for the determination of many-ion bunches

In preparation of space-change studies a MagneTOF detector is evaluated for bunches with a wide range of ion numbers. The detector is calibrated based on the comparison between single-ion counting and ion-bunch-signal integration. This allows to determine up to several ten thousands of ions in a bunch with a FWHM of about 700 ns , the integrated signal of which increases linearly with the ion number. Furthermore, this detector limit can be circumvented using transmission-limiting elements in front of the detector. Based on this, ion bunches are investigated up to several million ions, which are prepared with a linear Paul trap. Thus, in addition to the MagneTOF detector this trap is characterized with respect to its space-charge limits at low potential-well depth.

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International Journal of Mass Spectrometry
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2024-09-10
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijms.2024.117337
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Nuclear Physics and Applications
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Evaluation of MagneTOF detector signals for the determination of many-ion bunches

Paul Fischer, Florian Simke, L. Schweikhard
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Evaluation of MagneTOF detector signals for the determination of many-ion bunches

Paul Fischer, Florian Simke, L. Schweikhard
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Abstract

In preparation of space-change studies a MagneTOF detector is evaluated for bunches with a wide range of ion numbers. The detector is calibrated based on the comparison between single-ion counting and ion-bunch-signal integration. This allows to determine up to several ten thousands of ions in a bunch with a FWHM of about 700 ns , the integrated signal of which increases linearly with the ion number. Furthermore, this detector limit can be circumvented using transmission-limiting elements in front of the detector. Based on this, ion bunches are investigated up to several million ions, which are prepared with a linear Paul trap. Thus, in addition to the MagneTOF detector this trap is characterized with respect to its space-charge limits at low potential-well depth.

International Journal of Mass SpectrometryVol. 506
Universität Greifswald (DE)
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