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- Highlights the unique benefits of using both electromagnetic and micromechanical methods in EPR spectroscopy for better observations.
- Describes a newly developed apparatus that allows for simultaneous detection of these methods.
- Discusses experimental results at 23 GHz, tackles issues of sensitivity and spatial resolution, and outlines future possibilities for this research.
Article Abstract
The peculiar advantages of simultaneous observation by electromagnetic and micromechanical methods in EPR spectroscopy are discussed. The development of a novel apparatus with the capability of this simultaneous detection is described. Experiments at 23 GHz show the performance of the apparatus. The problems related to the sensitivity and to the spatial resolution are analyzed. Future prospects are presented. Copyright 1999 Academic Press.
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