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To select the appropriate gauge, follow the
steps below using the Model Numbers / Selection & Cross-Reference
Table (next page).
- Select the type of gauge: glass tubulated,
nude or nude-UHV
- Select filament type: ThO2/Ir or tungsten,
single or dual
- Note the SRS part number
Once you have selected a gauge, choose the
appropriate cable using the pin connector diagram.
Bayard-Alpert Gauge Pin Connector Configuration
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Product # |
Available
Bayard-Alpert Ionization Gauges |
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GR-100F |
2.75" CF, 1" side tube, single filament,
ThO2/Ir |
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GW-100F |
2.75" CF, 1" side tube, dual filament,
tungsten |
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NR-F |
Nude, bi-filar helix grid, dual finalment,
ThO2/Ir |
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NR-F-UHV |
Nude, closed cage grid, dual finalment,
ThO2/Ir |
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NW-F-UHV |
Nude, closed cage grid, dual finalment,
tungsten |
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SRS offers three types of gauges for the IGC100
Ion Gauge Controller: glass-tubulated,
nude, and nude-UHV Bayard-Alpert ionization gauges. We also supply
convection-enhanced Pirani gauges.
Single and Dual Filaments
All single, hair-pin shaped filaments used in SRS gauges are spring
tensioned to eliminate filament sag. This allows the user to mount
the gauge in any orientation. Dual-filament assemblies provide security
against filament burnout.
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Bayard-Alpert Guage Model Number/Selection
and Cross-Reference Table
| Type |
Description |
Pin
Config/
SRS
Cable# |
SRS
Part# |
Granville
-Phillips |
ETI |
Duniway
Stockroom |
Kurt J
.Lesker |
Varian |
Glass
Tubulated |
Connection |
Filament
Material |
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| Type |
Diameter |
(count) |
Metal
Tube
(Kovar) |
0.75 in. |
ThO2/Ir
(single) |
Fig. 1 |
GR-075K |
274003 |
4336K |
I-075-K |
G075K |
K2471305 |
tungsten
(dual) |
Fig. 2 |
GW-075K |
274013 |
4336TK |
T-075-K |
G075TK |
K7360304 |
2.75"
Conflat®
Flange |
1 in.
side
tube |
ThO2/Ir
(single) |
Fig. 1 |
GR-100F |
274008 |
4336F/1 |
I-CFF-275 |
G100F |
K2471303 |
tungsten
(dual) |
Fig. 2 |
GW-100F |
274018 |
4336TF/1 |
T-CFF-275 |
G100TF |
K7360307 |
Nude
(2.75" CF
flange) |
Range |
Anode
Grid |
Filament
Material
(count) |
|
| Std. |
Bi-filar
Helix |
ThO2/Ir
(single) |
Fig. 3 |
NR-F |
274028 |
8140 |
I-NUDE-BAC |
G8140 |
L5150-302 |
| UHV |
closed
end
cage |
ThO2/Ir
(dual) |
Fig. 4 |
NR-F-UHV |
274023 |
8130 |
I-NUDE-F |
G8130 |
971-5007 |
| UHV |
closed
end
cage |
tungsten
(dual) |
Fig. 4 |
NW-F-UHV |
274022 |
8130T |
T-NUDE-F |
G8130T |
971-5008
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Glass Tubulated
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Nude
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Nude -UHV
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| Physical
Data |
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Connection
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Side tube or 2.75" CF flange
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2.75" CF flange
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2.75" CF flange
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Side tube diameter
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0.75" or 1"
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N.A
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N.A
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Side tube material
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Pyrex or Kovar (#1)
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N.A
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N.A
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Envelope
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Nonex 7720 Glass,
2.25" dia. × 5.25" long
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Nude
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Nude
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Mounting position
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Any, vertical preferred (#2)
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Any
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Any
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Collector
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Tungsten, 0.05" diameter
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Tungsten, 0.05" diameter
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Tungsten, 0.05" diameter
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Filament
|
Single ThO2/Ir (#4)
or dual tungsten
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Single ThO2/Ir (#4),
replaceable
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Dual ThO2/Ir or dual
tungsten, replaceable
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Grid
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Tungsten, bi-filar helix configuration
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Tungsten, bi-filar helix configuration
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Tantalum and Pt/Moly support, closed end "squirrel"
cage
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Overall length, max.
|
6.0"
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4.13"
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4.13" |
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Insertion length, max.
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N.A.
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3.30"
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3.00"
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| Operating
Data |
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Operating pressure
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2 × 10-10
to 10-3 Torr
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4 × 10-10
to 10-3 Torr
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2 × 10-11
to 10-3 Torr
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Sensitivity for N2 (nominal)
|
10/Torr
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10/Torr
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25/Torr
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X-ray limit
|
2 × 10-10
Torr
|
4 × 10-10
Torr
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2 × 10-11
Torr
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Electron bombardment degas,
Power @500V
|
70 W (nominal), 100 W (max.)
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70 W (nominal), 100 W (max.)
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40 W (max.)
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Resistance heated degas
|
6.3 to 7.5 V @ 10 A
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6.3 to 7.5 V @ 10 A
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N.A.
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Bakeout temperature
|
250 °C
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450 °C
|
450 °C
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| Electrical
Operating Parameters (#3) |
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Anode grid bias voltage
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180 VDC
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180 VDC
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180 VDC
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Collector bias voltage
|
0 VDC
|
0 VDC
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0 VDC
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Filament bias voltage
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30 VDC
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30 VDC
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30 VDC
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Filament supply current
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4 to 6 A
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4 to 6 A
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4 to 6 A
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Filament supply voltage
|
3 to 5 VDC
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3 to 5 VDC
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3 to 5 VDC
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Notes:
1. Glass-to-metal transition
2. Vertical orientation provides strain relief for electrode structures
increasing long-term stability
3. Direct current (DC) bias and supply voltages are recommended for
all electrical connections.
4. Single filaments are hair-pin shaped and spring loaded to eliminate
sagging. |
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