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SRS-Vacuum Technology References
Vacuum Technology Books
1. J. M. Lafferty , editor, ““Foundations of Vacuum Science and Technology””, John
Wiley and Sons, Inc., NY, 1998. Note: A great book that every vacuum practitioner
should own.
2. J. H. Leck, ““Total and Partial Pressure Measurement in Vacuum Systems””, Blackie,
Glasgow&London, 1989. Note : Another classic. Great chapters on gauging.
3. Armand Berman, ““Total Pressure Measurements in Vacuum Technology””, Academic
Press, Orlando, FL, 1985
4. J. F. O’’Hanlon, ““A user’’s guide to Vacuum Technology””, 2
nd
. Ed. , Wiley, NY, 1989.
5. Gerhard Lewin, ““An Elementary Introduction to Vacuum Technique””, AVS
Monograph Series, American Institute of Physics, Inc. NY, NY, 1987. Note: Great
Little reference book.
6. John H. Moore et. al. , ““Building Scientific Apparatus: A Practical Guide to Design
and Construction, 2
nd
edition””, Addison Wesley, Redwood City, CA, 1989. Note:
Every science research laboratory must have a copy of this book on its shelfs. The
Vacuum Technology chapter (Chapter 3, p. 75) provides one of the best introductions
to vacuum technology and vacuum system design we have ever seen!
7. Walter H. Kohl, ““Handbook of Materials and Techniques for Vacuum Devices””,
American Vacuum Society Classics, AIP Press, New York, 1995.
8. Phil Danielson, ““Building a Vacuum Library””, R&D, March 2002, p. 34
9. Special Issue Journal Of Vacuum Science and Technology A, Second Series, Volume
21, Number 5, Supplement. Note: Very useful Vacuum Science and Technology
papers by P. A. Redhead, J. P. Hobson, P. A. Redhead , Kimo Welch and H. F. Dylla.
Including gauging, pumping and UV technologies.
Residual Gas Analysis
1. Dawson, ““Quadrupole Mass Spectrometry and Its Applications””, AIP Press, NY,
1995.
2. Drinkwine and D. Lichtman, ““Partial Pressure Analyzers and Analysis””, AVS
Monograph Series published by the Education Committee of the American Vacuum
Society. http://www.avs.org.
3. Anne B. Giordani et. al., ““What is Mass Spectrometry?””, 1998, a supplement to the
Journal of the American Society of Mass Spectrometry. http://www.asms.org.
4. Basford et. al., J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 11(3) (1993) A22-40: ““Recommended
Practice for the Calibration of Mass Spectrometers for Partial Pressure Analysis.
Update to AVS Standard 2.3””. http://www.avs.org