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EUV/FUV Hollow Cathode Lamp, Model GDS
Model GDS Hollow Cathode Lamp is a continuous-operation gas discharge source capable of producing hundreds of bright emission line features. It can generate wavelengths as short as HeII 228 Angstroms. The user has complete control of the emission spectrum by choosing the desired source gas (hydrogen, helium, neon, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide are among the many which can be utilized) and adjusting the pressure to produce maximum abundance of the desired ionization state. Features of the source include:
In a typical application, the user connects the source to a reservoir of the desired source gas, a supply of cooling water, and a DC high voltage power supply. If the user's HV power supply does not have a current-limiting feature, a ballast resistor of about 3 kilohms must be connected in series with the source. The source is sufficiently lightweight that most users simply connect it to an existing vacuum flange, with no need for additional support. A voltage up to -5000V is required to initiate the discharge. Once breakdown is established, the typical operating voltage is -500 to -2000V. The total current draw from the high voltage power supply is typically 50mA to 350mA (depending on the intensity desired). Source gas will flow from the discharge region into the user's vacuum system, at a rate dependent upon the relative pressures and the conductance. The user controls the pressure in the source by adjusting this flow rate, typically with a needle-valve in the gas supply line. The user's existing vacuum pump can easily handle the modest gas flow without the need for additional pumping capacity in virtually all applications.
We can customize a source to suit your particular requirements. We also offer our Soft X-ray source, sealed and open window, 2D imaging detectors, photometers, and other instruments for use in the lab or in space flight applications.
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STEVEN SEPVEST CORPORATION |