EPR spectrometer with at least one pole shoe at least partially made of functional material
A technology of functional materials and spectrometers, applied in instruments, magnetic objects, measuring magnetic variables, etc., can solve the problems of adding magnet systems, increasing manufacturing and operating costs, etc.
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[0076] figure 1 A first embodiment of the EPR spectrometer 1 of the present invention is schematically shown. The EPR spectrometer 1 includes a magnet system 2 and a probe 3 .
[0077] The magnet system 2 here comprises three magnets 4, namely a permanent magnet 5 and two electromagnets 6a, 6b. The magnet system 2 also comprises a yoke structure 7 made of ferromagnetic material, generally based on ferrous alloys and having a substantially C-shape, for guiding and enhancing the generated magnetic flux. The yoke structure may alternatively be shaped as a window frame, can core, or any other suitable structure (not shown). Here, the electromagnets 6a, 6b or their windings are arranged on the upper and lower arms of the yoke structure 7, respectively. exist figure 1 On the right side of the yoke structure 7, at opposite ends of the yoke structure 7, the yoke structure 7 is equipped with pole pieces 8a, 8b.
[0078] The permanent magnets 5 are here integrated into the back of ...
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