Spectroscopy spectrometer EPR100

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*Pulsed Signal Acquisition Modes: Transient acquisition, single-point acquisition, and integration testing *Pulsed Channels: 12 channels (including +X, -X, +Y, -Y, 4 control channels, and 4 expandable channels), *supporting phase cycling *Pulse Time Resolution: 0.05 ns *Number of Pulses: 20,000 per channel, with unlimited loop playback *Solid-State Power Amplifier Output Power: Up to 500 W *High Spectral Resolution Pulsed EPR provides higher spectral resolution, allowing for the detection of weak interactions that CW EPR struggles to distinguish. *Simplified Spectrum Analysis By designing different pulse sequences, pulsed EPR can selectively observe electron-electron and electron-nuclear interactions, resulting in spectra that are easier to analyze. *Comprehensive Functionality In addition to relaxation measurements, ESEEM, and HYSCORE experiments, optional modules such as the ENDOR system, ELDOR/DEER system, time-resolved/transient EPR (TR-EPR) system, and AWG modules are also available. *High-Performance Pulsed Probe The pulsed probe features an adjustable Q value, which balances a wider excitation bandwidth with a stronger control field. The detection time is reduced to the order of hundreds of nanoseconds. *Solid-State Power Amplifier Its long-term phase stability ensures more precise microwave pulse amplification during extended pulse sequence experiments. *Pulse Generation Technology An unlimited-channel sequence generator is available, offering a microwave pulse time resolution of up to 50 ps, which enhances spectral resolution in pulsed mode. With the AWG module, microwave pulse generation becomes more convenient and flexible.