Mass-resolved ion microscope imaging over expanded mass ranges using double-field post-extraction differential acceleration

A modified post-extraction differential acceleration (PEDA) technique employing two pulsed electrodes was used to demonstrate mass-resolved stigmatic imaging over a broad m/z range. By varying the pulse voltages, a potential energy cusp was introduced into the ion acceleration region of an imaging m...

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Main Authors: Guo, A, Burt, M, Brouard, M
Format: Journal article
Published: Elsevier 2017
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description A modified post-extraction differential acceleration (PEDA) technique employing two pulsed electrodes was used to demonstrate mass-resolved stigmatic imaging over a broad m/z range. By varying the pulse voltages, a potential energy cusp was introduced into the ion acceleration region of an imaging mass spectrometer, creating two m/z foci that were tuned to overlap at the detector plane. This resulted in two focused m/z distributions that stretched the mass-resolved window with m/Δm ≥ 1000 to 165 Da without any loss in image quality; a range that doubled the 65 Da achieved under similar conditions using the original PEDA technique.
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spelling oxford-uuid:51d7987d-f3db-4c6a-bf05-f5904c2f882f2022-03-26T16:21:59ZMass-resolved ion microscope imaging over expanded mass ranges using double-field post-extraction differential accelerationJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:51d7987d-f3db-4c6a-bf05-f5904c2f882fSymplectic Elements at OxfordElsevier2017Guo, ABurt, MBrouard, MA modified post-extraction differential acceleration (PEDA) technique employing two pulsed electrodes was used to demonstrate mass-resolved stigmatic imaging over a broad m/z range. By varying the pulse voltages, a potential energy cusp was introduced into the ion acceleration region of an imaging mass spectrometer, creating two m/z foci that were tuned to overlap at the detector plane. This resulted in two focused m/z distributions that stretched the mass-resolved window with m/Δm ≥ 1000 to 165 Da without any loss in image quality; a range that doubled the 65 Da achieved under similar conditions using the original PEDA technique.
spellingShingle Guo, A
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Mass-resolved ion microscope imaging over expanded mass ranges using double-field post-extraction differential acceleration
title Mass-resolved ion microscope imaging over expanded mass ranges using double-field post-extraction differential acceleration
title_full Mass-resolved ion microscope imaging over expanded mass ranges using double-field post-extraction differential acceleration
title_fullStr Mass-resolved ion microscope imaging over expanded mass ranges using double-field post-extraction differential acceleration
title_full_unstemmed Mass-resolved ion microscope imaging over expanded mass ranges using double-field post-extraction differential acceleration
title_short Mass-resolved ion microscope imaging over expanded mass ranges using double-field post-extraction differential acceleration
title_sort mass resolved ion microscope imaging over expanded mass ranges using double field post extraction differential acceleration
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