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Remarks concerning about the characteristics of the extractor vacuum gauge and the Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer
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  • 2013In-situ calibration method for ionization gauges and quadrupole mass spectrometers by combining the standard conductance element and the conductance modulation method (SCE–CM method)29 cited
  • 1986Long-term changes in the sensitivity of quadrupole mass spectrometers29 cited
  • 2003Comparison of the stability of hot and cold cathode ionization gauges24 cited
  • 2012Long-term stability of metal-envelope enclosed Bayard–Alpert ionization gauges16 cited
  • 1997Evaluation of low cost residual gas analyzers for ultrahigh vacuum applications14 cited
  • 2009Stability tests of ionization gauges using two-stage flow-dividing system12 cited

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