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happens is, a fridge absorbs warmth from the content stored inside and blows it out,
subsequently making its interiors cool. If you can see ice
inside the mold, the problem is not in the water supply.
It may take power from the same source as the filament or a separate supply.
30 VDC. Since this only has to source current, it may just
be a zener circuit and will only show a voltage when there is an actual current
flow. 30 VDC being able to source the emission current.
150 VDC with respect to grid. Grid degas: 6.3 to 7.5 V at
approximately 10 A. - Collector voltage: -20 to -50
VDC with respect to grid. For the purposes of this description, we assume that the controller is compatible with the typical Bayard-Alpert ion gauge sensor such as the Lesker G075TN which has the following specs:
- Filament voltage: 3 to 5 VAC. The operation of a Bayard-Alpert gauge is
based on the ionization of residual gas molecules by a constant flow of
electrons. The most common and somewhat standardized variety are of the "Bayard-Alpert" design using a
hot filament (as in a vacuum tube). The required ion gauge controller subsystems
include: Filament power supply: Filament current is precisely regulated based on desired electron emission current.
Grid bias supply: Regulated voltage to attract electrons from the filament.
Degas power supply: Some means is provided to heat the grid and collector to drive off gases that may have contaminated
their surfaces when the system was at high pressure or up to
air. Two techniques may be used: Resistance heating (most common):
This provides current to heat the grid electrode directly and the collector by
radiant heat.
As noted, most ionization gauge controllers use resistance or
joule heating for degas. Fancier controllers will include autoranging capability (or of course, fully digital readout!) Typical requirements: The sensitivity
depends on the particular Bayard-Alpert ion gauge tube sensitivity,
S, expressed as Ip/Ie/Torr where Ie is the electron emission current,
Ip is the positive ion collector current, and the units are reciprocal pressure (this is
explained in more detail at the Lesker Web site, above).
Unlike the thermocouple gauge, the response is linear so a funny meter scale (analog meter) or lookup table (digital readout) isn't even required.
This current goes into a high sensitivity amplifier called an "electrometer" which drives an analog meter or digital display.
A compressed "log" scale may be selected on some models which compresses the entire
range into a single meter display. The only ones I've seen with electron bombardment degas are a
couple of old Veeco models - the RG-840 (and RG-84 which is basically the same).
For one thing, as new models come into the market, older models get displaced.
They give a guarantee for the repairing of at least one year.
The ion gauge controller typically provides one or more "process control"
outputs to switch other equipment based on the measured pressure
(not shown).
Process control outputs: Circuitry to allow (usually 2) set-points to be specified
to operate other equipment. The circuitry of an ion gauge or
controller is really quite simple. Simple and straight forward in theory that can be complicated to troubleshoot and repair.
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180 VDC at up to the maximum emission current
of 0.5 to 2.5 mA, some up to 10 mA or more.
30 VDC). With this constant potential difference, emission current (called I-) is related to
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