Prototype coded aperture miniature mass spectrometer for environmental sensing

Jason J. Amsden; Philip J. Herr; Raul Vyas; Kathleen Horvath; Matthew P. Kirley; Xiaohan Li; Charles B. Parker; Adam D. Keil; James B. Carlson; Steven J. Edwards; Roger P. Sperline; M. Bonner Denton; Brian R. Stoner; Michael E. Gehm; Jeffrey T. Glass

Prototype coded aperture miniature mass spectrometer for environmental sensing

Jason J. Amsden
, Philip J. Herr
, Raul Vyas
, Kathleen Horvath
, Matthew P. Kirley
, Xiaohan Li
, Charles B. Parker
, Adam D. Keil
, James B. Carlson
, Steven J. Edwards
, Roger P. Sperline
, M. Bonner Denton
, Brian R. Stoner
, Michael E. Gehm
, Jeffrey T. Glass

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Abstract

In summary, this paper shows the design and initial performance characterization of a coded aperture miniature mass spectrometer for environmental sensing (CAMMS-ES). CAMMS-ES incorporates spatial aperture coding to break the throughput vs. resolution tradeoff in mass spectrometer miniaturization, and is designed to detect molecules in the mass range of 12-120 amu. Results indicate that the detection limits for methane and toluene using a membrane inlet sample introduction system are 14 ppm and 80 ppb respectively.

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - 2019
Event	Air Quality Measurement Methods and Technology Conference 2019, AQM 2019 - Durham, United States Duration: Apr 2 2019 → Apr 4 2019

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Conference	Air Quality Measurement Methods and Technology Conference 2019, AQM 2019
Country/Territory	United States
City	Durham
Period	4/2/19 → 4/4/19

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Waste Management and Disposal
Pollution

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Amsden, J. J., Herr, P. J., Vyas, R., Horvath, K., Kirley, M. P., Li, X., Parker, C. B., Keil, A. D., Carlson, J. B., Edwards, S. J., Sperline, R. P., Denton, M. B., Stoner, B. R., Gehm, M. E., & Glass, J. T. (2019). Prototype coded aperture miniature mass spectrometer for environmental sensing. Paper presented at Air Quality Measurement Methods and Technology Conference 2019, AQM 2019, Durham, United States.

Amsden, JJ, Herr, PJ, Vyas, R, Horvath, K, Kirley, MP, Li, X, Parker, CB, Keil, AD, Carlson, JB, Edwards, SJ, Sperline, RP, Denton, MB, Stoner, BR, Gehm, ME & Glass, JT 2019, 'Prototype coded aperture miniature mass spectrometer for environmental sensing', Paper presented at Air Quality Measurement Methods and Technology Conference 2019, AQM 2019, Durham, United States, 4/2/19 - 4/4/19.

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