• Self-configuring gas analyzer

    A residual gas analyzer uses microprocessors in the sensor head that allow it to reconfigure firmware when software changes are detected, thus eliminating the need to change EPROMs. The Sapphire smart-head residual gas analyzer`s drive electronics are housed in a compact module that attaches directly to the quadrupole analyzer to provide noise immunity. The instrument can detect masses ranging from 1 to 300 amu and includes a charge-integrating signal amplifier for sub-part-per-million gas ident
    Nov. 1, 1995

    Self-configuring gas analyzer

    A residual gas analyzer uses microprocessors in the sensor head that allow it to reconfigure firmware when software changes are detected, thus eliminating the need to change EPROMs. The Sapphire smart-head residual gas analyzer`s drive electronics are housed in a compact module that attaches directly to the quadrupole analyzer to provide noise immunity. The instrument can detect masses ranging from 1 to 300 amu and includes a charge-integrating signal amplifier for sub-part-per-million gas identification.

    Fisons Instruments,

    Godalming, Surrey, England

    Circle 310

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