The directly measured variables in an atom probe tomography experiment are (*) position and this quantity.
After a direct measurement of this non-derived quantity, Bruker's BioTyper software is used to identify bacteria. The first devices to directly measure this quantity were marketed by the Bendix Corporation under the McLaren-Wiley design, a two-grid apparatus divided into three regions. This is the directly-measured variable in PEPICO. Boris Mamyrin's reflectron increases this measured quantity to narrow its distribution. The directly measured variables in an atom probe tomography experiment are (*) position and this quantity. Modern devices named for this quantity operate using an orthogonal continuous ion source like a pulsed laser. This measured variable is squared, then multiplied by twice the voltage over distance to the analyzer, to give the mass-charge ratio. For 10 points, name this variable used to sort ions flying through a namesake mass spectrometer often paired with MALDI.
After a direct measurement of this non-derived quantity, Bruker's BioTyper software is used to identify bacteria.
time-of-flight [or TOF; or MALDI-TOF]