Posted on 4th June, 2020
Dawid Szymanowski and Blair Schoene from the Department of Geosciences at Princeton University have submitted a detailed article investigating the use of ATONA amplifiers for U-Pb ID-TIMS geochronology. Gives an overview of the ATONA amplifiers and their practical applications in this field. Szymanowski, D. and Schoene, B. (2020). U–Pb ID-TIMS...
Posted on 4th June, 2020
We will be announcing the release of our new TIMS rear faraday detector, ZEPTONA, at vitual Goldschmidt this year, in addition to releasing some prelimimnary data. Bridging the gap between Faraday cup and ion counting measurements – A Faraday detector with the equivalent noise performance of a 1014 Ω resistor...
Posted on 27th February, 2020
We are pleased to announce that the ATONA® Patent has been granted. Fantastic work by everyone involved at Isotopx and thank you to our customers who have already purchased this technology. For TIMS ATONA® upgrades and pricing please contact Shaun.yardley@isotopx.com. For NGX ATONA® upgrades and pricing please contact Damian.tootell@isotopx.com....
Posted on 14th January, 2020
New data from Los Alamos National Laboratory demonstrates the Phoenix TIMS ATONA® ability to precisely measure small ion beams with 10ng to 100pg loads of JNdi. This work looks at how to get the most out of ATONA® in addition to highlighting how unstable ion beams do not appear to...
Posted on 14th January, 2020
A recent evaluation of Princeton Universities newest Phoenix TIMS ATONA® by Dawid and Blair. The poster highlights the advantages of ATONA®, the best ways to use it and how to optimise it for Pb and U analysis methods. U-Pb TIMS geochronology using ATONA® amplifiers – D, Szymanowski and B, Schoene For...
