PPM100 Monitor
The PPM100 is a stand-alone controller/monitor for SRS residual gas analyzers. It measures partial pressures from SRS RGAs and total pressure from up to four capacitance manometers. Graphical output is available on a touch screen LCD display. The PPM100 includes 8-channel process control capability, four analog I/O ports,
Residual Gas Analysis
The PPM100 is designed to monitor and control a single SRS RGA. A menu driven user-interface allows the operator to easily program RGA parameters from the front panel (i.e., no host PC is required). RGA data can be viewed as an analog scan, partial pressure vs. time, leak trend (with audio signal) or single mass readings. This data can also be linked to alarms, process control relays, and analog ports for closed-loop control of specific component gases.
Analog I/O
The PPM100 has four configurable analog I/O ports. These can be used as outputs to control auxiliary vacuum equipment such as heaters, actuators, ion sources, programmable logic controllers and throttle controllers. As inputs, up to four capacitance manometers can be monitored simultaneously.
Data Logging
Data from all gauges (and all analog inputs) is stored at a
Process Control
The PPM100 provides eight relays with corresponding TTL outputs. Each channel can be linked to a specific partial pressure, status conditions (like filament on/off), the system clock, the analog I/O ports, or TTL input signals. The relays and TTL outputs can also be manually controlled from the front panel, and the status of all eight channels can be displayed.
Additionally, there are seven TTL inputs for triggering functions like filament on/off, degas, etc. All process control events are time stamped and recorded in memory and can be viewed at any time.
Web Access
A built-in embedded web server connects the PPM100 to the world wide web (password protected). The EWS can deliver measurement data to any standard internet browser. Use the EWS to monitor and control your vacuum system or to get automatic email notifications of potential or real system problems.