Verifying the accuracy of the TITAN Penning-trap mass spectrometer
M. Brodeur, V.L. Ryjkov, T. Brunner, S. Ettenauer, A. T. Gallant, V., V. Simon, M. J. Smith, A. Lapierre, R. Ringle, P. Delheij, M. Good, D. Lunney, and J. Dilling
TL;DR
This paper presents a detailed characterization and verification of the TITAN Penning-trap mass spectrometer, demonstrating its high-precision measurement capabilities in the sub-ppb accuracy range for radioactive ions.
Contribution
It introduces a new compensation method for the TITAN Penning trap and verifies its performance at sub-ppb accuracy levels, advancing high-precision mass spectrometry techniques.
Findings
Successful characterization of the TITAN Penning trap
Demonstration of sub-ppb measurement accuracy
Validation of the new compensation method
Abstract
TITAN (TRIUMF's Ion Traps for Atomic and Nuclear science) is an online facility designed to carry out high-precision mass measurements on singly and highly charged radioactive ions. The TITAN Penning trap has been built and optimized in order to perform such measurements with an accuracy in the sub ppb-range. A detailed characterization of the TITAN Penning trap is presented and a new compensation method is derived and demonstrated, verifying the performance in the range of sub-ppb.
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