Bruker EPR ELEXSYS spectrometer series
This "is not just a spectrometer, it’s the EPR research platform with world-record sensitivity in CW-EPR at X-Band and outstanding performance and flexibility". The ELEXSYS series offers unparalleled freedom in acquisition modes from basic CW-EPR, to CW- and Pulsed ENDOR, to FT-EPR and ELDOR (DEER) at microwave frequencies ranging from 1 GHz (L-Band), to 94 GHz (W-Band). As a platform, the ELEXSYS is designed for open-ended expandability with multi-frequency and multi-resonance capabilities with seamless integration.
Main parameters:
X-Band weak-pitch ratio - 3000 : 1
X-Band Microwave Bridge - ER 049X SuperX
Super-High-Q Cavity - ER 4122SHQE
Lock-in detector - E27H
L-Band resonator diameter - 23 mm
From the site www.bruker-biospin.de
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Bruker W-Band EPR spectrometer E600
The second generation of W-band super conducting magnet features a horizontal field, a main coil with 6 T sweep range, permanent leads and a 2 kG high resolution sweep coil. There are currently two W-band systems, the E600 and E680. The former is optimized for CW-EPR experiments at 94 GHz, while the E680 operates in both CW- and FT-mode. These high-class research instruments provide a maximum in performance and flexibility while still being easy to operate.
Main parameters:
Precise microwave power setting over a 60 dB range in W-band
All FT-EPR relevant parameters such as pulse power, width and phase are set and monitored on the intermediate frequency (IF) at X-band
High spectral purity, and sensitivity, are achieved by the combination of a fixed frequency oscillator and a PLL circuit
From the site www.bruker-biospin.de
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Bruker X-Band CW EPR spectrometer EMXplus
Main parameters:
24 bit center field resolution, corresponding to a precision of < 10-7 mT 24 bit signal digitization
Up to 256,000 points for field sweep
Full freedom in magnetic field sweep from 100 mG up to the maximum field
Independent of conversion time, large and small signals can be detected with one gain setting
Dual channel, simultaneous detection of 1st and 2nd harmonic (or 0° and 90° modulation phase)
Sensitivity up to 2000:1 (International Weak-Pitch Protocol) with PremiumX
Easy upgrade to multi-frequency CW-EPR from L-band to Q-band
CW-ENDOR for the first time in this spectrometer class
Range of accessories and dedicated resonators
From the site www.bruker-biospin.de
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Bruker 263 GHz EPR spectrometer ELEXSYS E780
Bruker BioSpin pioneered the world’s first commercial J-Band (1.15 mm, 263 GHz) EPR spectrometer, ELEXSYS E780, representing a first step for Bruker’s EPR division into quasi-optical microwave technology. It incorporates a unique superconducting magnet that can be ramped up to 12T and is combined with new probe technology for optimum sensitivity, even on large samples up to 5 mm. Based on the well-proven Bruker ELEXSYS concept, it enables routine use of Very High Frequency EPR technology by research groups for the first time, delivering multiple turn-key operation modes including CW- and Pulse-EPR, ENDOR and ELDOR.
Main parameters:
263 GHz operation frequency (J-Band)
Quasi optical front end
Reflection and induction mode
CW and FT operation
ELDOR channel
20 mW power
Single mode resonator
Non-resonant probe
Sample temperature: 4 - 300 K
Cryogen-free magnet
12 T main coil
0.2 T sweep coil
From the site www.bruker-biospin.com
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Varian X-Band EPR spectrometer E112
Main parameters:
Operating frequencies - 9.5 GHz (X-band) and 35 GHz (Q-band)
Microwave power - 200 mW max
Scan range - 0 - 2 T
Modulation amplitude - 4.0 mT max
Gain - 105 max
First and second derivative plotting
Broad-line analysis
From the site saif.iitm.ac.in
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Bruker Portable X-Band EPR spectrometer EMXnano
Main parameters:
Operating frequency - X-Band
Microwave power: - 100 mW
Concentration sensitivity - 50 pM
Field sweep range - 7000 G
Field homogeneity - 50 mG over sample volume
Field stability - 10 mG/h
Sweep resolution (field and time) - 250.000 points
Reference standard - Integrated and motorized
SpinCount - Concentration determination
SpinFit - Spectrum simulation and fitting for isotropic and anisotropic data
From the site www.bruker.com
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Portable X-Band EPR spectrometer CMS8400
The X-band 8400 EPR spectrometer is a completely self-contained instrument, incorporating a microwave Gunn oscillator, microwave bridge apparatus (circulator, reference arm, etc.), a type TE102 microwave cavity, lock-in amplifier circuitry, field controller, electromagnet and power supply in one table-top sized cabinet operating under control of a personal computer. Its compact electromagnet and power supply result in the spectrometer's desktop size. This along with its ability to operate in the absence of water lines for cooling, means that the 8400 is truly portable. Its automated features make it easy to use and easy to learn to use.
Main parameters:
Frequency - 9.1 - 9.6 GHz
Microwave power - 100 mW min (200 mW at 9.4 GHz)
Sensitivity - 5x106 spins/G (5x1010 spins/T)
Magnetic field strength - 100 - 7000 G (0.01 - 0.7 T) at homogeneity 10-5
Resolution - 0.07 G/cm (7 μT/cm)
Cavity Resonantor mode - TE102
Cavity Resonantor unloaded Q-factor - 5000
Polepiece gap - 14 mm
Field uniformity - 0.01 G/cm3 (1 μT/cm3)
Field stability - 1x10-5 hour-1
Modulation frequency - 100 kHz
Modulation amplitude - 10 G (1 mT) max
Field setting resolution - 1 G (0.1 mT)
Sweep time - 30 - 3600 s with 12-bits resolution
Sample tube ∅ - 5 mm
Sample temperature range - 25 - 45 °C thermostated with 0.5 °C accuracy
Dimensions - 262×483×457 mm
Weight - 50 kg
Power - single phase, 500 VA, 110/220/240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 3A
Cooling - not required below 4000 G (400 mT); 0.25 water liter/min otherwise
Operation temperature - 10 - 50 °C
Computer OS - MS Windows
From the site lab.adani.by
See also the ADANI SPINSCAN X spectrometer.
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Benchtop Micro-ESR Spectrometer from Active Spectrum Inc
The Benchtop Micro-ESR™ includes our patented miniature electron spin resonance spectrometer, operating either 3.4 GHz or 9.6 GHz with a sweep range from g=1.8 to g=2.2 and sub-micromolar sensitivity in aqueous solution. Also included are a full Windows XP computer system, integrated touchscreen, Ethernet and multiple USB ports.
Main parameters:
Parameter | S-band (3.5 GHz) | X-band (9.5 GHz) |
Sensitivity, µL | 0.5 (aq) | 0.1 |
Sample Tube Diameter, mm | 2.4 | 5.8 |
Minimum sample volume, µL | 25 | 100 |
Magnet Assembly, Gauss | 1180 | 3480 |
Magnetic Field Uniformity, Gauss | 0.25 | 0.25 |
Supply Voltage | 15 VDC / 6.7A (120V/240V Wall Adapter Included) |
Data Interfaces | Ethernet and USB |
Screen | 8" Touchpanel display with Windows XP Embedded |
Dimensions, cm | 26 x 26 x 29 Case |
From the site http://www.labcompare.com
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Portable X-Band e-Scan EPR spectrometer
eScan device is suitable for specific quality control applications as well as for medical and pharmaceutical R&D applications.
Main parameters:
Research grade sensitivity
Predefined acquisition schemes
Fully automatic data evaluation
User level security
Automatic instrument validation and system data logging
Easy to learn windows TM software
From the site www.bruker-biospin.com
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Portable X-Band EPR spectrometer MedInnovation GmbH
Main parameters:
Magnetic field range - from 0.01 T to 0.7 T at homogeneity 10-5
Sensitivity - 10+15 spin/T
Microwave power - 200 mW at 9.4 GHz
Sample temperature range - from 25 to 45 °C, thermostated at 0.5 °C accuracy
Automatic tuning of the spectrometric system for each sample
Registration and processing of ESR spectra under computer control
High stability and noise-immunity of measured spectra
Dimensions - 240×600×600 mm
Weight - 60 kg
From the site www.medinnovation.de
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Portable X-Band EPR spectrometer PS 100X
Main parameters:
Operating frequency - 9.72 GHz
Sensitivity - 4×1010 spins/0.1 mT
Resonance instability - 3×10-5 h-1
Polarizing magnetic field induction - 0 - 0.7 T
Error of magnetic field setting - 1% max
Period of magnetic field scanning - 30 sec min
Amplification region - 1 - 1.6×105
Microwave power in cavity - 150 mW max
Frequency of magnetic field modulation - 100 kHz
Region of magnetic field modulation - 2×10-3 - 1.0 mT
Cavity mode - H102
Unloaded cavity Q-factor - 5000
Inner sample diameter - 10 mm
Power supply - 230 V AC
Interface - RS232
Dimensions - 480 (W) × 200 (H) × 475 (D) mm3
Weight - 60 kg
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Portable X-Band spectrometer ESR 70-03 XD/2
Main parameters:
Operating frequency - 9.1 - 9.5 GHz
Sensitivity - 5×1010 spins/0.1 mT
Magnetic field homogeneity - 3×10-5 mT
Resonance instability - 3×10-5 h-1
Polarizing magnetic field induction - 0.01 - 0.8 T
Spectral resolution - 3×10-5
Frequency of magnetic field modulation - 100 kHz
Microwave power in cavity - 200 mW max
Cavity mode - H102
Inner sample diameter - 11 mm
Interface - RS232, USB
Power supply - 400 W AC
Dimensions - 460 (W) × 300 (H) × 460 (D) mm3
Weight - 65 kg
From the site www.epr-spectrometer.ru
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Portable X-Band EPR Spectrometer EPR-100-MINI
Main parameters:
Working frequency range - 9.0 - 9.6 GHz
Sensitivity - 2×1010 spin/0.1 mT
Microwave power in a cavity - 100 mW max
Modulation frequency - 100 MHz
Modulation amplitude of magnetic field - 0.01 - 1 mT
Setting discretness of magnetic field - 0.1 mT
Magnetic field change region - 0.1 mT - 0.45 T
Stability of magnetic field - 10-5
Frequency stability of MW oscillator - 10-6
Stability of resonance conditions - 2×10-5
Sample diameter - 11 mm max
Device dimensions - 700×500×400 mm3
Power supply - 500 AV
Weight - 95 kg
From the site granat-e.ru
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Portable X-Band Benchtop EPR Spectrometer MiniScope MS400
Main parameters:
Operating frequency - 9.30 - 9.55 GHz
Sensitivity - 8×109 spins/0.1 mT
Microwave power in cavity - 50 mW max
Cavity mode - H102
Frequency of magnetic field modulation - 100 kHz
Polarizing magnetic field induction - 0 - 0.55 T
Magnetic field stability - 2 µT
Magnetic field homogeneity - ± 5 µT
Magnetic field range - 50 - 450 mT
Modulation amplitude - 2 µT - 0.7 mT
Sweep time - 0.2 - 34 min
Outer sample diameter - 3 - 6 mm
Interface - RS232, USB
Dimensions - 530 (W) × 360 (H) × 420 (D) mm3
Power supply - 500 W AC
Weight - 60 kg
From the site www.magnettech.net
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Portable X-Band EPR spectrometer VIGT 421.400.012
Main parameters:
Working frequeny - 9.3 - 9.6 GHz
Microwave power in a cavity - 100 mW max
Magnetic field induction - 3000 - 4000 Gauss
Distance between magnet poles - 22.5 mm
Diameter of the poles' tips - 90 mm
Period of the magnetic field retuning - 0.5 - 64 minutes
Sensitivity - 5x10-12 diphenylpicrilhedrosyl mole
Stability of resonance conditions - 2×10-5 per hour max
Interface - RS232C
Expluatation conditions - 10 - 45 °Ñ.
Power supply - 220 V, 50 Hz
From the site www.fizepr.ru
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Portable S-Band EPR spectrometer Benchtop micro-ESR
Main parameters:
Operating frequency - 3.4 GHz
Magnet assembly - 118 mT ± 13.5 mT
Magnetic field uniformity - 0.01 mT
G-factor range - 1.8 - 2.2
Sensitivity limit - 0.5 μM (aqu. solution)
Minimum sample size - 25 μL
Automatic temperature controller
Interface - Ethernet, 802.11 wireless and USB
Sample diameter - 2.4 mm
Power supply - 15 VDC / 5.0A (120V/240V)
Dimensions - 20x18x13 cm (8x7x5 inch)
From the site activespectrum.com
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Portable X-Band EPR spectrometer MICROspec-X
Main parameters:
Operating frequency - 9.35 GHz
Microwave power - 1.0 mW
Permanent magnetic field - 1.32 T
Region of magnetic field sweeping - 0 - 20 mT
Magnetic field modulation - 0.02 - 0.2 mT
Modulation frequency - 33 kHz
Sensitivity - 1014 spins/0.1 mT
Cavity mode - H102
Unloaded cavity Q-factor - 4000
Sample diameter - 4 mm
Accumulation number - 1 - 255
Interface - RS232
Power supply - +12 V DC or 230 V AC
From the site microspec-x.com
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LEAI-15 Microwave Electron Spin Resonance Apparatus
Main parameters:
Short-circuit MW piston adjusting range - 30 mm
Sample - tube (Ø2 x 6 mm) with DPPH powder
MW frequency measurement range - 8.6 - 9.6 GHz
Waveguide inner dimensions - 22.86 x 10.16 mm
Magnetic field sourcer out - ≥20 V, 0 - 2.5 A, 1% ± 1 digit
Sweep field signal output - ≥6 V, 0.2 - 0.7 A
Stability - ≤1x10-3 + 5 mA
MW solid state source frequency - 8.6 - 9.6 GHz
MW frequency drift - ≤± 5x10-4/15 min
MW source output power - > 20 mW
Phase adjustment range - ≥180°
Modulation frequency - 1000 ± 15% Hz
Voltage standing wave ratio - < 1.2
From the site lambdasys.com
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