Mass spectrometer
AssigneeHitachi High-Technologies Corporation
InventorsTakashi Baba, Yuichiro Hashimoto
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AssigneeHitachi High-Technologies Corporation
InventorsTakashi Baba, Yuichiro Hashimoto
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The present invention provides a mass spectrometry capable of high-efficiency and high-throughput ECD. An electron source and a two-dimensional combined ion trap in which a magnetic field along and generally parallel to a central axis is applied are used, thereby to achieve the foregoing object. First, precursor ions are trapped. By adopting the two-dimensional combined ion trap, it is possible to obtain a high ion trapping efficiency upon being injected and trapping. Subsequently, electrons are made incident thereon in such a manner as to be wound along the central axis to which no radio frequency is applied by using a magnetic field. For this reason, it is possible to allow energy-controlled electrons to reach the precursor ions. It is possible to implement a mass spectrometer capable of avoiding heating due to a radio frequency electric field, and effecting high-throughput/high-efficiency ECD.
A mass spectrometer comprising an ion source for generating sample ions, an ion trap composed of a multipole rod set and wall electrodes at the each end of said multipole rod set and radio frequency electric field in the r direction of said multipole rod set and a static electric field and a magnetic field, and an electron source for generating an electron beam, the mass spectrometer, further comprising a reaction cell for irradiating the ions stored in the said trap with the electron beam, and effecting an electron capture dissociation reaction, and a mass analysis part for performing mass analysis of the dissociated ions generated in the reaction cell, wherein said magnetic field is not less than 0.02 T.
A mass analyzing method, comprising:
A mass analyzing method, comprising:
A mass spectrometer comprising:
A mass spectrometer comprising:
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