NASA NTRS · 19890032879
Compact wide-aperture hyperbolic analyzers
Abstract
Compact electrostatic analyzers that employ a new geometry are described. They accept collimated beams of ions through relatively wide (non-slit-like) inlet apertures and focus them at various locations, depending on the ion energy per charge, along rectangular position-sensing detectors. Each analyzer has a dynamic range of 10 or more for a fixed deflection voltage. The focal line width at a given energy is a small fraction of the inlet aperture width, and the focal lines are approximately coplanar.
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Curtis, C. C., Hsieh, K. C.. 1988-11-01. Compact wide-aperture hyperbolic analyzers. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890032879
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