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export const imgSource = { | ||
export const imgSource = { | ||
lecture: "", | ||
"turbo-pump": "", | ||
"ion-gauge-1": "", | ||
"ion-gauge-2": "", | ||
"ion-gauge-3": "", | ||
"source-chamber": "", | ||
"doping-chamber": "", | ||
"detection-chamber": "", | ||
"diffusion-pump-2": "", | ||
"diffusion-pump-1": "", | ||
"rotary-pump": "", | ||
laser: "", | ||
}; | ||
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} | ||
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export const toolTips = { | ||
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} | ||
export const toolTips = { | ||
lecture: { title: "Lecture Bottle", text: "" }, | ||
"turbo-pump": { | ||
title: "Turbomolecular Pump", | ||
text: 'Evacuates the Detection Chamber by means of an axial compressor which consists of a stack of fans that "push" molecules to the exhaust. The fans rotate at a frequency of ~1 kHz.', | ||
}, | ||
"ion-gauge-1": { | ||
title: "Ion Gauge", | ||
text: "Pressure of the Detection Chamber, which is similar to that maintained at CERN (close to the vacuum found on the Moons surface).", | ||
}, | ||
"ion-gauge-2": { | ||
title: "Ion Gauge", | ||
text: "Pressure of the Doping Chamber.", | ||
}, | ||
"ion-gauge-3": { | ||
title: "Ion Gauge", | ||
text: "Pressure of the Source Chamber. It is relatively high due to the large amount of helium that flows through the nozzle.", | ||
}, | ||
"source-chamber": { | ||
title: "Source Chamber", | ||
text: "This is where helium nanodroplets are formed.", | ||
}, | ||
"doping-chamber": { | ||
title: "Doping Chamber", | ||
text: "This chamber is where the analyte molecules condense into the molecular beam.", | ||
}, | ||
"detection-chamber": { | ||
title: "Detection Chamber", | ||
text: "Houses a mass spectrometer which is used to detect helium nanodroplets.", | ||
}, | ||
"diffusion-pump-1": { | ||
title: "Diffusion Pump", | ||
text: "This chamber is where the analyte molecules condense into the molecular beam.", | ||
}, | ||
"diffusion-pump-2": { | ||
title: "Diffusion Pump", | ||
text: "Houses a mass spectrometer which is used to detect helium nanodroplets.", | ||
}, | ||
"rotary-pump": { | ||
title: "Rotary Pump", | ||
text: "Backs the turbo and diffusion pumps, which require a foreline pressure of <100 mTorr. The exhaust gas is directed to the rooftop.", | ||
}, | ||
laser: { | ||
title: "Laser Symbol", | ||
text: 'The output from a narrow linewidth quantum cascade laser is overlapped with the helium nanodroplet beam. Before entering the vacuum chamber through the salt window, a small fraction of radiation is reflected to a power meter ("P") and wavemeter ("λ"); the mechanical chopper wheel modulates the laser beam at a frequency of ~100 Hz, which serves as the reference for the lock-in amplifier.', | ||
}, | ||
}; |