4. Ion detection and signal conversion
This is the intermediate step between discriminating ions according to their m/z ratio and displaying the mass spectrum of the species analyzed. Detectors are often referred to as the "eyes" of the analyzer. There are currently two main detection methods :
one takes into account the interaction between the ion and a detector surface, the properties of which enable the emission of a secondary electron or photon from the impact of the incident ion particle, and the conversion of the electronic or photonic signal into a measurable and amplifiable current to generate the mass spectrum after...
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