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| Preface | ||
| Biographical Note | ||
| Acknowledgements | ||
| 1 | Basic Theory | 1 |
| Introduction, Pump Classification | 1 | |
| Pump Capacity | 1 | |
| Understanding Pump Behavior | 1 | |
| The Ideal Gas Assumptions | 2 | |
| Definitions of Temperature and Pressure | 2 | |
| Counting Molecules (or Atoms) | 5 | |
| Density, Pressure and Molecular Velocities | 6 | |
| Vapor Pressure | 8 | |
| Mean Free Path | 12 | |
| Thermal Conductivity of Gases | 15 | |
| Pumping Speed, a Convenient Abstraction | 17 | |
| Throughput | 19 | |
| Conductance, Another Convenient Abstraction | 20 | |
| Voltage, Current and Impedance Analogies | 25 | |
| Dalton's Law and Linear Superposition | 28 | |
| Selective and Variable Pumping Speed | 32 | |
| Measuring Pump Speed | 33 | |
| System Diagnostics With Any Pump | 42 | |
| Electrical Discharges in Gases | 44 | |
| Vacuum Seals | 62 | |
| Comments on Helium Leak Detection | 71 | |
| 2 | Sputter-Ion Pumping | 83 |
| The Penning Cell | 84 | |
| I[superscript +]/P Characteristics in Penning Cells | 86 | |
| Pumping Speed Abstraction | 93 | |
| The Making of Sputter-Ion Pumps | 94 | |
| Hydrogen Pumping | 119 | |
| Triode Pumping | 138 | |
| Transient Speed Effects | 142 | |
| Pumping Gas Mixtures | 143 | |
| High Pressure Operation | 145 | |
| The Sputter-Ion Pumping of Helium | 149 | |
| Pumping Elements Located in Antechambers or Pockets | 154 | |
| Pump Power Supplies | 158 | |
| Magnet Designs | 160 | |
| More on the Nature of Penning Discharges | 164 | |
| Other Considerations | 173 | |
| A Summary of Advantages and Disadvantages | 175 | |
| App. 2A | Electrostatic Getter-Ion Pumps | 177 |
| 3 | Titanium Sublimation Pumping | 195 |
| Sticking Coefficients | 196 | |
| Pump Speed vs. Stocking Coefficient, [alpha] | 200 | |
| Synthesis, Displacement and Dissociation of Gases | 208 | |
| Sublimation Sources | 210 | |
| Combination Pumping | 220 | |
| Advantages and Disadvantages of TSP Pumping | 222 | |
| 4 | Nonevaporable Getters (NEG) | 229 |
| Mechanical Features | 229 | |
| NEG Pumping Mechanisms | 232 | |
| Sintered NEG Structures | 246 | |
| Advantages and Disadvantages of NEGs | 248 | |
| 5 | Cryopumping | 255 |
| Cryocondensation vs. Cryosorption | 255 | |
| Sorption Roughing Pumps | 284 | |
| Liquid Helium Cryopumps | 295 | |
| Closed-Loop, Gaseous Helium Cryopumps | 301 | |
| Closed-Loop, Gaseous Helium Refrigerators | 321 | |
| Subject Index | 345 | |
| Author Index | 353 |
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