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|''Flow rate'' ||1-30 L/min | |||
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|''Gas'' ||Supported: Ar or N<sub>2</sub> (recommended purity 5.0) | |||
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| ||Unsupported: He, Ne, Xe, Kr | |||
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| ||Contact VSparticle for the use of reactive gases such as air and H<sub>2</sub>. | |||
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|''Electrode material'' ||Comes with Cu electrodes. | |||
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| ||Various other metals (e.g. Ag, Au, Pt, W, Ni), semiconductors and carbon are possible. | |||
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|''Primary particle size'' ||1 atom to 20 nm | |||
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|''Ablation rate'' ||~0.01-100 mg/h (material dependent) | |||
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|''Typical particle concentration'' ||10<sup>8</sup>-10<sup>11</sup> cm<sup>-3</sup> | |||
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=== How to use this manual === | === How to use this manual === | ||
Revision as of 12:22, 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
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Introduction
Technical Specifications
| 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 |
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 |
