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Performance and application of a fourfold monopole mass spectrometer

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Some preliminary tests with an experimental fourfold monopole mass spectrometer are described, illustrating that the device performs acceptably (at the low resolutions used) despite the fact that the field-forming surfaces of the driven electrodes are only one quadrant of a cylinder. Coupling between adjacent channels is shown not to be a problem so that applications requiring simultaneous measurements using two or more of the monopole channels can be entertained. Owing to its parallel structure the instrument is suggested as being suited particularly to isotope ratio measurements with precisions which could be significantly better than would be possible with a quadrupole device.

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International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Physics

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