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Revision as of 13:22, 7 September 2016
This is the comprehensive User Manual for the VSParticle Generator One unit. The Quick Start Guide is available as a quick reference for standard operation of the G1 unit.
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VSParticle Generator One unit (VSP-G1)
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Introduction
This user manual provides instructions for the set-up, installation, operation and maintenance of a VSParticle Generator One (VSP-G1) unit. Before operating the VSP-G1 unit, please read the safety section carefully and pay attention to the warnings provided throughout the manual, indicated by the following symbols:
(symbols used in the manual)
| (Short index of manual and a 1 sentence summary of each chapter/section) |
A quick start guide is also included for faster set-up as part of the standard operating procedure. For more information regarding safety and more complex operations as well as troubleshooting and maintenance, please refer to this Manual.
Technical Specifications
Power 110-240V AC Dimensions Casing ca. 52x30x20cm Reactor added height ca. 10cm Weight 19kg Gas inlet/outlet 10mm tubes (with Swagelok connectors) Display 16x2 characters Digital output RS232
Operating Window
Flow rate 1-30 L/min Gas Supported: Ar or N2 (recommended purity 5.0)
Unsupported: He, Ne, Xe, Kr
Contact VSParticle for the use of reactive gases such as air and H2.Electrode material Comes with Cu electrodes.
Various other metals (e.g. Ag, Au, Pt, W, Ni), semiconductors and carbon are possible.Primary particle size 1 atom to 20 nm Ablation rate ~0.01-100 mg/h (material dependent) Typical particle concentration 108-1011 cm-3
