Supplementary Information For: DESIREE Electrospray Ion Source Test Bench and Setup For Collision Induced Dissociation Experiments
Supplementary Information For: DESIREE Electrospray Ion Source Test Bench and Setup For Collision Induced Dissociation Experiments
Supplementary Information For: DESIREE Electrospray Ion Source Test Bench and Setup For Collision Induced Dissociation Experiments
I. LISTS OF COMPONENTS to lower the ions’ effective energies so that they do not
travel too fast through the quadrupole (this is the case
Details on commercial components, including the vac- for ions with kinetic energies above 12 eV). The ratio be-
uum equipment, situated on the high voltage platform tween U and Vpp determines the mass resolution of the
are given in Table I. Specifications of the main compo- filter. In order to keep a constant peak width across a
nents of the beamline for CID experiment are listed in scanned mass range, the DC to RF voltage ratio needs
Table II. to increase with increasing mass. Two commands of the
CMS quadrupole control the resolution: ∆Res and ∆M .
The first controls the slope of the linear increase of U/Vpp
II. EXTREL QUADRUPOLE MASS FILTER and allows primarily to keep the heavier masses at the
desired resolution. ∆M determines the intercept of this
The ions are mass selected by an Extrel CMS line with the U-axis, optimizing the resolution at lower
quadrupole mass filter (see Table I) with a m/z range masses. See Extrel Application Note RA-2010A2 for de-
of 2-4000 amu/e. The combination of RF and DC volt- tails.
ages determines the stable ion trajectories through the
filter for each mass1 . In the Extrel CMS2 , the RF fre-
III. REFERENCES
quency is kept constant and variation of the DC Volt-
age [U] and the peak-to-peak amplitude [Vpp ] of the RF
voltage in combination is used to record a mass-to-charge 1 R.
E. March, J. Mass Spectrom. 32, 351 (1997).
spectrum. A pole bias (offset of the DC voltage), typi- 2 R.E. Pedder, Extrel Application Note RA 2010A: Practical
cally 12 V below the pole bias on the octupole, is applied Quadrupole Theory: Graphical Theory. (2001).
2
TABLE I. Commercial components mounted on the high TABLE II. Commercial components
voltage platform mounted on the beamline
Item Notes item notes
Syringe pump Harvard apparatus Gate valve VAT vacuum valve
11 plus, single syringe Needle valve Balzers
RF power supplies Ardara Technologies UDV 135
Gate valve VAT vacuum valve Capacitance gauge Pfeiffer Vacuum
Quadrupole Mass Filter Extrel CMS CMR 375
3/800 Tri filter Microchannel plates Photonis
Quadrupole Deflector Beam Imaging Solutions PS30434
QID-900-H Advance Performance
Active Film Electron Multiplier ETP Electron Multipliers Long-LifeTM
AF185 MCP 40/32/25/8
Cryogenerator Sumitomo Heavy Industries D 60:1 NR, TC
RDK-415D Resistive anode Quantar Technology Inc.
Pulsed poppet valve Parker Hannifin Corporation Pumping
(He buffer gas in RET) P/N 009-0279-900 Gas cell and around
Pumping Turbopumps Pfeiffer TMU 260
Capillary Capacity N2: 210 L/s
Roots Pump Leybold-Heraeus WSU 1000 Backing pump Pfeiffer Vacuum - Adixen
Capacity 1000 m3 h−1 (280 L/s) Pascal 2010 SD
Backing pump Straight section
Capacity 65 m3 h−1 (18 L/s) Turbopump Pfeiffer Vacuum
Octupole trap TMU 1000
Rotary Vane Pump Pfeiffer Vacuum Duo 35 Capacity N2: 880 L/s
Capacity 35 m3 h−1 (10 L/s) Backing pump Pfeiffer Vacuum - Adixen
Octupole guide ACP15
Turbopump Leybold Turbovac 361
Capacity N2: 345 L/s
Backing pump Pfeiffer Vacuum Duo 10M
Capacity 10 m3 h−1 (2.8 L/s)
Quadrupole Mass Filter
Turbopump Leybold Turbovac 361
Backing pump Pfeiffer Vacuum Duo 10M
Quadrupole deflector
Turbopump Pfeiffer Vacuum TMU 260
Capacity N2: 210 L/s
Backing pump Pfeiffer Vacuum Duo 10M
Ring Electrode Trap
Turbopump Varian Turbo-V 250
Capacity N2: 250 L/s
Backing pump Pfeiffer Vacuum Duo 10M