Environmental Laboratory
Pulse Discharge Detector Extends GC Capabilities
Jan 07 2015
VICI’s (USA) Pulsed Discharge helium ionisation Detector (PDD) extends the detection capabilities of the popular Agilent 6890 and new 7890 GCs. The basic operating mode of the PDD can replace many of the detectors currently used by GC manufacturers.
Pulsed discharge detector Model D-3-1-HP is designed for plug-and-play installation on Agilent GCs, with models available for the 6890 and 7890. The D-3-1-HP is optimized for trace level work in the helium photoionisation mode, and utilises the electronics and power supply of the host GC. The system includes detector cell, pulser, and FID board, plus standard and mini helium purifiers to provide the best possible sensitivity. It is suitable for use with columns from 50 micron capillaries to 1/8” packed.
The PDD is non-radioactive, non-destructive, highly sensitive and universal. Response is linear over a wide range, and MDQs for most compounds are in the low ppb range. With no open flame, no hydrogen requirement and close-to-true-mass response, the PDD is the ideal upgrade for FIDs in petrochemical environments. When the helium discharge gas is doped with a suitable noble gas, the detector functions as a lampless, windowless photoionisation detector.
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