Attch. 3- Base Support Facilities Equipment.pdf

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Base Support Faclities Equipment

1. Space Chemistry Laboratory

1.1. Universal Guided Ion Beam Instrument (GIB) with:

1.1.1. Wien filter for monoenergetic ion or neutral beam production(1-500eV)

1.1.2. Mass Spectrometric detection

1.1.3. Double Octopole with Collision Cell

1.2. Double Mass Spectrometer for optical luminescence and surface ionization studies with:

1.2.1. Wien filter for monoenergetic ion or neutral beam production

1.2.2. Radio-frequency microwave ion source

1.2.3. Visible/Near Infrared Optical spectrometer

1.2.4. Visible CCD Scientific Detector (~300-1000 nm)

1.2.5. VUV CCD Scientific Detector (~100-800 nm)

1.2.6. Quadrupole mass spectrometer

1.2.7. High Resolution Infrared Spectrometer

1.2.8. Single Channel Detectors for Short Wave Infrared and Mid Wave Infrared (~1-12 μm)

1.3. Colloid Thruster quadrupole mass spectrometer apparatus with:

1.3.1. Rotatable electrospray stage

1.3.2. Electrospray Ion Source

1.3.3. Quartz crystal microbalance

1.3.4. Faraday cup

1.3.5. Retarding potential analyser (RPA)

1.3.6. Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer

1.4. Reflectron Time-of-Flight mass spectrometer (TOF) with:

1.4.1. Electrospray source

1.4.2. Electron impact source

1.4.3. Faraday cup

1.4.4. Quartz Crystal Microbalance

1.4.5. Microchannel plate ion detector

1.5. Pulsed nanosecond Nd:YAG laser with optical parametric oscillator (OPO)

1.5.1. 10 Hz pulsed laser

1.5.2. Tunable OPO from 190-2600 nm

2. Laser Spectroscopy and Reactivity Lab

2.1. Lasers:

2.1.1. Newport/SpectraPhysics PRO-230 YAG laser, seeded, with 2nd and 3rd harmonic generation

2.1.2. Newport/SpectraPhysics PRO-230 YAG laser, unseeded, with 2nd and 3rd harmonic generation

2.1.3. NewWave Gemini 200 YAG laser with 2nd and 4th harmonic generation

2.1.4. Continuum PowerLite 7010 YAG laser, with 2nd and 3rd harmonic generation

2.1.5. Continuum Horizon II OPO pumped by Surelite EX YAG laser

2.1.6. LambdaPhysik ScanMate II dye laser with frequency doubling

2.1.7. LambdaPhysik FL3002 II dye laser with frequency doubling (qty 2)

2.1.8. LaserVision Infrared OPO/OPA system with AgGaSe2 stage

2.2. Instruments:

2.2.1. Supersonic jet time-of-flight mass spectrometer with positive and negative ion detection capabilities

2.2.2. Multistage mass spectrometer incorporating electrospray ionization, quadrupole mass selection, ion trapping from 4K to room temperature, and detection of positive or negative ions

2.2.3. Supersonic jet laser-induced fluorescence apparatus with Acton Research SP-

150 monochromator and PI-MAX:1024 CCD

2.2.4. McPherson VUVAS-1000

2.2.5. Intermetallic Reaction Test Cell

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