Custom-Specific Time-of-Flight Spectrometers






MALDI Reflectron Spectrometer for Use with Cryo Detector


(MPI f. Physik, Munich, Germany)

MALDI Reflectron Spectrometer for Use with Cryo Detector
MALDI Reflectron Spectrometer for Use with Cryo Detector
Overall view of spectrometer system
Liquid nitrogen cooled ion reflector


Features:
  • Reflectron with two ion reflectors for use with superconducting cryo detector
  • MALDI ion source
  • (folded) fieldfree drift space with overall length > 4000 mm
  • cryo detector sees only cold surfaces, second ion mirrors is liquid nitrogen cooled
  • additional mcp detector, mounted on manipulator, can be inserted into time focus between the ion mirrors




 
 

Linear TOF Spectrometer for Molecular Beam Studies

(CNRS Bordeaux, France)

Linear TOF Spectrometer for Molecular Beam Studies

Features:
  • linear TOF spectrometer with ion source according to Wiley-McLaren
  • detection of collision products of  two molecular beams which cross under variable angle inside the ion source and are ionised by laser
  • ion source with open design to avoid scattering of molecules




Linear TOF Spectrometer for Aerosol Studies

(Joint Research Center, Ispra, Italy)

Linear TOF Spectrometer for Aerosol Studies

Features:
  • linear TOF spectrometer with ion source according to Wiley-McLaren
  • bipolar setup 
  • ion source optimised for aerosol studies




Reflectron with 5-Grid Ion Reflector

MPI f. Quantenoptik, Garching, Germany

Reflectron with 5-Grid Ion Reflector
Reflectron with 5-Grid Ion Reflector
complete system
5-grid ion reflector


Features:
  • reflectron with 5-grid ion reflector for quantitative ion yield measurements using lasers of extremely high intensity
  • additional double grid structure within a two-stage ion mirror allows to measure the energy of the extracted ions with a resolution < 1%, corresponding to a spatial resolution in the ionisation zone < 2µm i.e. it is possible to measure the local ion yield inside the laser focus
  • 8 kV postacceleration for efficient heavy particle detection






Linear TOF Spectrometer for Desorption Studies

University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria

Linear TOF Spectrometer for Desorption Studies
Linear TOF Spectrometer for Desorption Studies
complete spectrometer system
ion source


Features:
  • linear tof spectrometer, tof axis orthogonal to direction of desorbing molecules ("orthogonal tof")
  • detection of ions produced directly in the desorption process or alternatively of post-ionised desorbed neutrals (electron impact or laser ionisation)
  • 16 kV postacceleration for efficient heavy particle detection