Electron Impact Ionization
This heater assembly is used in the electron ionization in gas chromatography and mass spectrometry to ionize and fragment analyte molecules before mass spectrometric analysis and detection.
A typical electron ionization source exposes the analyte, under vacuum to a stream of thermionic electrons produced from a resistively heated-gas weldment assembly. Gas heated up to 450°C. Built-in thermocouple for precise temperature control is incorporated in the gas body assembly.
Specifications
- RoHS compliant parts and components.
- Embedded thermocouple probe as shown.
- All dimensions shown are for reference.
- Can be used in gas chromatography and other applications.
- Wire length/type are customer specified.
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