Construction of a Pulsed Superheterodyne EPR Spectrometer
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Authors
Nakayama, Homer Shiro
Subjects
Pulsed superheterodyne EPR spectrometer
Electronic paramagnetic resonance
Measurement of relaxation times
Electronic paramagnetic resonance
Measurement of relaxation times
Advisors
Schacher, Gordon E.
Date of Issue
1968-06
Date
June 1968
Publisher
Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School
Language
en_US
Abstract
The general theory of electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) is discussed to present a background for the Bloch equations, hence explaining the phenomena of relaxation times in paramagnetic materials. Then, the details of construction of the pulsed superheterodyne EPR spectrometer are discussed in which the characteristics and functions of the components are specified. Procedures for its use in the measurement of T sub 1 are indicated and waveforms from various locations are presented to show the limitation of the pulsed EPR spectrometer that was constructed.
Type
Thesis
Description
Series/Report No
Department
Physics