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Vacuum Gauges<br />

Penning Gauge PEG100<br />

Penning Gauge PEG100<br />

The Penning Gauge PEG100 provides reliable high vacuum<br />

measurements. The rugged penning cold cathode sensor has no<br />

filament to burn out. Due to titanium cathode plates and the reduced<br />

high voltage after plasma ignition, the gauge can be operated also in<br />

sputtering applications. The fieldbus options, in addition to the<br />

logarithmic analog output signal, allow easy integration into vacuum<br />

systems using Profibus DP or DeviceNet protocols.<br />

Patent pending on sensor<br />

Advantages<br />

♦ Wide measurement range from 1 x 10 -9 to 1 x 10 -2 mbar (7.5 x 10 -10<br />

to 7.5 x 10 -3 Torr)<br />

♦ All-metal cold cathode sensor (Penning) with ceramic feedthrough<br />

♦ New electrode geometry provides excellent ignition properties<br />

♦ Decreased high voltage after plasma ignition and titanium cathode<br />

plates reduce risk of contamination, even during sputtering operations<br />

with argon<br />

♦ The anode ring and the titanium cathode can be cleaned or<br />

replaced easily<br />

♦ Minimal magnetic field intensity adjacent to gauge<br />

♦ LED indicator for power on and plasma ignited<br />

♦ Logarithmic analog output signal<br />

♦ Fieldbus interface (Profibus DP, DeviceNet) for easy integration into<br />

vacuum systems using network communications<br />

Typical Applications<br />

♦ High vacuum pressure monitoring<br />

♦ Evaporation and sputtering systems<br />

♦ General vacuum measurement and control in the fine and high<br />

vacuum range<br />

The Penning Gauge PEG100 is a cold cathode sensor based on the well<br />

proven principle of Penning. For degassing of the all-metal sensor with<br />

Al 2<br />

O 3<br />

current feedthrough, the housing of the transmitter with its electronics<br />

and magnet may easily be removed. The magnet offers a closed magnetic<br />

field for negligible stray field. The PEG therefore may also be installed close<br />

to sensitive parts within a system. The anode ring and the titanium cathode<br />

plates may be exchanged easily for quick maintenance should they become<br />

contaminated. Since sputtered titan is not magnetic Ð limiting the build up of<br />

short circuits within the sensor Ð the risk of contamination is greatly<br />

reduced. The newly designed cathode plate acts as a baffle for the sensor.<br />

Fieldbus<br />

Fieldbus allows processes or applications the flexibility and control of<br />

network communications. It permits communication of exact digital<br />

information, independent control, maintenance and diagnostic routines for<br />

each connected instrument and simplifies your connection diagram.<br />

The measures of control include the monitoring of measurement values, the<br />

automatic zero point adjustment of gauges, reminding the operator of<br />

scheduled maintenance work, warning signals in case of instrument failure<br />

and more.<br />

Profibus DP<br />

The central automation systems, e.g. PLC/PC or process control systems,<br />

communicate through a fast serial connection with decentralized<br />

instruments such as I/O, motors, valves and pressure transducers. The<br />

exchange of data with the decentralized instruments takes place mostly in<br />

cycles. The basic functions of the Profibus DP Communication Profile also<br />

include acyclic communication services for parameter setting, controlling,<br />

monitoring, and alert functions of intelligent instruments.<br />

DeviceNet<br />

The DeviceNet interface supports polling, bit strobe and change of<br />

state/cyclic commands. Like with other DeviceNet instruments the user can<br />

monitor and control all available sensor functions.<br />

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