Abstract

Commercial hot filament ionization gauges of Bayard–Alpert type can be used for the pressure measurement usually below the upper pressure limit of 10 −2 mbar. There are some special gauge types for high-pressure measurement, but the requirements for the gauge designs for high- and low-pressure measurement are contradictory. The aim of our gauge construction is to combine low and high-pressure measurement in one gauge in a very simple way without changing of electrode potentials. This was achieved by introducing a second ion collector behind the cathode of a Bayard–Alpert structure. This construction was optimized with the help of numerical calculations and tests by experimental work.

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