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Article | REF: P2715 V3

Glow discharge spectrometry (GDOS and GDMS)

Authors: Jean-Pierre LAUDE, Patrick CHAPON

Publication date: December 10, 2006 | Lire en français

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    2. Equipment

    GDOS equipment (GDMS) consists of a discharge lamp connected to a power supply, an optical (mass) spectrometer and a data acquisition, processing and storage system.

    2.1 Glow discharge lamp

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    2.1.1 Principle

    The lamp configuration used in most laboratories today is inspired by the Grimm lamp (figure 4 a). This consists of anodic and cathodic blocks made of a special alloy chosen for its thermal and electrical...

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