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The Time-of-Flight Aerosol Mass Spectrometer (ToF-AMS) is a second generation instrument for the real-time measurement of size-resolved aerosol chemical composition. The ToF-AMS is commercialized by Aerodyne Research, and was developed by Aerodyne in collaboration with Tofwerk AG, the Jimenez Group at the University of Colorado, the Borrmann Group at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, and the Coe Group at the University of Manchester.
It is based on the highly successful design of the first generation quadrupole-based system, the Q-AMS. The ToF-AMS differs from the Q-AMS in the replacement of the quadrupole mass filter, with a custom designed Tofwerk time-of-flight mass Spectrometer.
Contents
Hardware & Operation
Manuals and Specifications
FAQS
Procedures
ToF-AMS Software
- ToF-AMS Analysis Software
- Wiki
- Download Page (IE, SQUIRREL, PIKA)
- Squirrel and Pika Programming to do list
ToF-AMS Data Analysis
ToF-AMS Data Products
Reference Information
- Drewnick et al., 2005 (paper that describes C-ToF-AMS)
- DeCarlo et al., 2006 (paper that describes HR-ToF-AMS)
- Canagaratna et al., 2007 (review paper on all AMS types and uses)
- Publications using all versions of the AMS