ArticleJournal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry2007
Study of the enhancement of dipolar resonant excitation by linear ion trap simulations.
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- Dipole Excitation: A New Method for Mass Analysis with a Quadrupole Mass Filter.Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry · 2016Article
- Nonlinear Ion Harmonics in the Paul Trap with Added Octopole Field: Theoretical Characterization and New Insight into Nonlinear Resonance Effect.Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry · 2016Article
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Abstract
Resolution improvements in dipolar resonant excitation have been examined in a round-rod quadrupolar collision cell for values of the Mathieu characteristic exponent beta equal to n/p, where n and m are small integers (prime beta values) versus other beta values where n and p are not small (ordinary beta values). The trajectories of ions moving in the time-varying electric fields of a quadrupole with and without buffer-gas molecules were calculated to determine the relationship of prime and ordinary beta values to frequency resolution for resonant ion excitation and ejection. For prime beta values, the ion trajectory in the hyperbolic quadrupole field will be exactly periodic with a period of at most 4 pi p/Omega, where Omega is the angular frequency of the main drive radio-frequency (RF) potential. Ion trajectory simulations with prime beta versus ordinary beta values show that the motion of ions with prime beta values have simpler trajectories of shorter periods. Frequency response profiles (FRPs) for round-rod quadrupoles at zero pressure show that dipolar resonant excitations with prime beta values exhibit significantly narrower bandwidths than those with ordinary beta values. Simulations show that at 0.05 to 0.8 mTorr of nitrogen, it is possible to reduce the FRP bandwidth by 20% (measured at 50% depth).
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