EPR spectroscopy is currently beyond the scope of pure research applications associated with the structural identification of various physicochemical objects, being extensively used to solve the applied problems in industry, medicine, geology, agriculture, transportation, etc. [1,2]. Rather often, however, the radio spectrometric equipment produced fails to meet the requirements imposed in science, engineering, and educational process. Besides, new possibilities are offered by the latest achievements in microwave and computer engineering, by modern elemental base.

  Traditionally, the tendency in EPR technology is towards the production and use of sophisticated multipurpose devices, the functional capabilities of which are above the needs of a specific user. Conventional EPR spectrometers are bulky weighting from 500 to 5000 kg, necessitate a special large-area place for the installation, require the use of water cooling, high power supply up to 10 kW (see Figure 1). All these factors result in lowered efficiency of using such expensive equipment and in the inadequately realized potentialities.

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Citation: M Jadan. "Compact EPR Analyzer".Acta Scientific Applied Physics 1.1 (2020): 01-03.

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