The 6890/5973N systems can be configured with additional accessories to adapt them for various applications. The MS Productivity ChemStation Data System can process data from both the MS and conventional GC detectors. Table 2 is a partial list of options that may be added to enhance the sample introduction, separation, and detection capabilities. Some of the accessories are provided by third-party channel partners who have been qualified by Agilent Technologies. Check with your local sales representative to discuss your exact needs and the availability of the accessories in your area.
This document provides general technical information about the Agilent 5973N Network Mass Selective Detector (MSD), a transmission quadrupole mass spectrometer used for qualitative and quantitative analysis. It details the various system configurations available, including options for electron ionization (EI), positive chemical ionization (PCI), and negative chemical ionization (NCI). The text also lists compatible accessories for the 6890 GC system to enhance sample introduction and detection capabilities.
| Quadrupole Material | singlepiece of quartz |
|---|---|
| Detector Type | off-axis high-energy-dynode electron multiplier (HED-EM) |
| Interface Length | 17-cm |
Yes, the system allows control from a Local Area Network (LAN) or via a Local Control Panel (LCP).
The 5973N can perform electron ionization (EI), positive chemical ionization (PCI), and negative chemical ionization (NCI).
The independently heated 17-cm interface is one of the shortest on any mass spectrometer.
Up to eight samples can be automatically injected with just the tower.