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<strong>Vacuum</strong> <strong>Technology</strong><br />

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Figure directory<br />

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Figure 2.23 Typical residual gas spectrum of a turbomolecular pump 63<br />

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Figure 2.24 Standard HiPace<br />

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turbopumps 66<br />

Figure 2.25 HiPace MC magnetic-levitation turbopump 67<br />

Figure 2.26 Accessories for turbopumps 70<br />

Figure 3.1 Design of a diaphragm vacuum gauge 73<br />

Figure 3.2 Design of a capacitative diaphragm vacuum gauge 73<br />

Figure 3.3 Operating principle of a Pirani vacuum gauge 74<br />

Figure 3.4 Pirani vacuum gauge curves 75<br />

Figure 3.5 Design of an inverted magnetron 76<br />

Figure 3.6 Operating principle of an inverted magnetron 77<br />

Figure 3.7 Design of a Bayard-Alpert vacuum gauge 78<br />

Figure 3.8 Pressure measurement ranges and measurement principles 79<br />

Figure 3.9 DigiLine application concepts 82<br />

Figure 3.10 ActiveLine application concepts 84<br />

Figure 3.11 TPG 300 control unit for ModulLine vacuum gauges 85<br />

Figure 4.1 Total and partial pressure measurement 86<br />

Figure 4.2 Components of a mass spectrometer 87<br />

Figure 4.3 Operating principle of a sector field mass spectrometer 88<br />

Figure 4.4 Operating principle of a quadrupole mass spectrometer 89<br />

Figure 4.5 Stability diagram of a quadrupole filter 90<br />

Figure 4.6 Ion density as a function of electron energy 93<br />

Figure 4.7 Fractal ion distribution of CO 95<br />

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Figure 4.8 Section through an axial ion source 96<br />

Figure 4.9 Lattice ion source 96<br />

Figure 4.10 Discrimination of EID ions 97<br />

Figure 4.11 Crossbeam ion source 98<br />

Figure 4.12 Gas-tight axial ion source 98<br />

Figure 4.13 Sputter process monitor (SPM) ion source 99<br />

Figure 4.14 PrismaPlus ion source 100<br />

Figure 4.15 Operating principle of a Faraday Cup 101<br />

Figure 4.16 Secondary electron multiplier (SEM) 102<br />

Figure 4.17 Operating principle of a C-SEM 104<br />

Figure 4.18 Quadrupole mass spectrometer with gas inlet system, 106<br />

crossbeam ion source and cooling trap<br />

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