Dielectric barrier discharge ionization detector
AssigneeShimadzu Corporation
InventorKei Shinada
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AssigneeShimadzu Corporation
InventorKei Shinada
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A dielectric barrier discharge ionization detector Includes: a dielectric tube; a high-voltage electrode connected to an AC power source and circumferentially formed on the outer wall of the dielectric tube; upstream-side and downstream-side ground electrodes and circumferentially formed above and below the high-voltage electrode; a discharging section for generating electric discharge to create plasma, from a gas containing argon; and a charge-collecting section for ionizing sample-gas components by the plasma and detecting an ion current formed by the ionized components. The detector also satisfies one or both of the following conditions: the upstream-side ground electrode is longer than a creeping discharge initiation distance between a tube-line tip member at the upper end of the dielectric tube and the high-voltage electrode; or the downstream-side ground electrode is longer than a creeping discharge initiation distance between the high-voltage electrode and the charge-collecting section.
A dielectric barrier discharge ionization detector for ionizing and detecting a sample component in a sample gas by using plasma induced by an electric discharge within a gas passage through which a plasma generation gas containing argon is passed, the detector comprising:
A dielectric barrier discharge ionization detector for ionizing and detecting a sample component in a sample gas by using plasma induced by an electric discharge within a gas passage through which a plasma generation gas containing argon is passed, the detector comprising:
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