Separation of volatile organic compounds using a MEMS separation column integrated with ion trap mass spectrometer — Tzu‐Hsuan Chang (2019) | RDL Network
Separation of volatile organic compounds using a MEMS separation column integrated with ion trap mass spectrometer
Sensors and Actuators B Chemical 307: 127588-127588
Article 2019 English
Authors
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Tzu‐Hsuan Chang
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Daniel Struk
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Milad Navaei
Abstract
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In this paper we report the first integration of a silicon microfabricated gas chromatography column with an ion trap mass spectrometer. The MEMS-column is fabricated in all silicon materials, with an integrated platinum resistive heater and temperature sensors. This design enables low power operation and rapid temperature heating, which are both useful for temperature programmed separations. The ion trap mass spectrometer has miniaturized electronics, including a compact RF generator, miniature detector system and control electronics which form the walls of the vacuum chamber. The integrated system has been demonstrated to separate a model mixture containing chemicals from different functional groups in under 22 min, while only consuming less than 15 W of power (30 W with vacuum pump).
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