ArticleThe Review of scientific instruments2019
An x-band continuous wave saturation recovery electron paramagnetic resonance spectrometer based on an arbitrary waveform generator.
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Abstract
An X-band (ca. 9-10 GHz) continuous wave saturation recovery spectrometer to measure electron spin-lattice relaxation (T
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