Smiths Detection Montreal, Inc.

Mark Lekhter

Simon Feldberg

Igor Kubelik

Henryk Zaleski

Mark Piniarski

Bohdan Atamanchuk

Daniel Levin

Vlad Sergeyev

Geoff Beyer

Clifford Lansil

Vladimir Rasper

An ionization device includes a first electrode comprising a conductive member coated with a dielectric layer. The ionization device also includes a spine extending adjacent to and at least partially along the first electrode. The ionization device further includes a second electrode comprising conductive segments disposed adjacent the first electrode. Each one of the conductive segments contacts the spine at a respective contact location. The dielectric layer of the first electrode separates the conductive member of the first electrode from the spine and the second electrode. The ionization device is configured to create plasma generating locations corresponding to respective crossings of the first electrode and the second electrode.

Dielectric barrier discharge ionization source for spectrometry

A cartridge assembly includes a body portion (), that is thermally and electrically non-conductive, defining an opening (), a bus bar () coupled to the body portion, the bus bar being thermally and electrically conductive, and a clamping bar (), including a scalloped surface configured to oppose the bus bar, the clamping bar being thermally and electrically conductive. At least one of the bus bar and the clamping bar is biased toward the other of the bus bar and the clamping bar.

Particle collection device

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Toronto, Canada

Mark Lekhter