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1 Electron Spin Resonance in Microwave Field
Fudan University Department of Physics 2019/8/28 Electron Spin Resonance in Microwave Field Feng lei 2019/8/28

2 Fudan University Department of Physics
2019/8/28 Outline Introduction Microwave in waveguide ESR DPPH’s ESR in Microwave Field Conclusion 2019/8/28

3 Introduction Paulli introduced electron spin in 1924.
ESR was invented by the Russian physicist Zavoisky in 1945. Extended by a group of physicists at Oxford University in the next decade. Electron spin resonance spectroscopy (ESR). 2019/8/28

4 Microwave in waveguide
Rectangular waveguide a=23mm,b=10mm Only TE10 is allowed in this waveguide when the frequency of Microwave is 9.845GHz. 2019/8/28

5 Electron spin Electrons also have spin as nucleus:
When in magnetic field: Resonance absorption condition: 2019/8/28

6 a spin electron ≈ a magnetic dipole
Susceptibility Physics view: a spin electron ≈ a magnetic dipole Radioactive field: So macro-absorption is proportional to χ 2019/8/28

7 Bloch equation Relaxation time approximation
where γ = GHz/T, and So dynamic susceptibility: 2019/8/28

8 Microwave in waveguide
Shorting piston Max-Position(mm) Min-Position(mm) VSWR 78.02 88.7 40 98.62 109.0 37.5 119.9 129.42 43 139.5 149.97 2019/8/28

9 Microwave in waveguide
Attenuator: 2019/8/28

10 Microwave in waveguide
H-T E-T No. 1 2 3 Simulation 1(measurement) -5.2mW 1.7mW (32.7%) 1(calculation) -1W 0.281W (28.1%) 2(measurement) 1.5mW (28.8%) 3.5mW (67.3%) 2(calculation) 0.242W (24.2%) 0.673W No. 1 2 3 Simulation 1(measurement) -5.2mW 1.7mW (32.6%) 1(calculation) -1W 0.438W (28.1%) 2(measurement) 1.95mW (37.5%) 2.20mW (42.3%) 2(calculation) 0.416W (41.6%) 0.569W (56.9%) 2019/8/28

11 Microwave in waveguide
M-T No. 1 2 3 4 Simulation 1(measurement) -5.2mW 1.79mW (34.4%) 0mW 1(calculation) -1W 0.315W (31.5) 0.303W (30.3%) W (0.3%) 2(measurement) 1.7mW (32.7%) 1.12mW (21.5%) 2.22mW (42.7%) 2(calculation) 0.275W (32.3%) 0.254W (25.4%) 0.458W (45.8%) 3(measurement) 2.08mW (40%) 3(calculation) W (0.26%) 0.413W (41.3%) 0.487W (48.7%) 2019/8/28

12 Microwave in waveguide
Expand with plane wave 2019/8/28

13 Microwave in waveguide
Why it is so magic? Power flow Ey Ez Bx By Bz 2019/8/28

14 ESR Experiment system 2019/8/28

15 ESR Signal 2019/8/28

16 ESR Image Processing For resonator: 2019/8/28

17 ESR Slope ratio of first derivative of peaks
Signal First derivative Second derivative Slope ratio of first derivative of peaks Theoretic B/A: Lorentz 4 Gauss 2.2 No. 1 2 3 B/A 1.06 4.48 3.15 0.789 6.81 2019/8/28

18 ESR Mixed Curve 2019/8/28

19 ESR If this interpretation is right:
This dissipation is fractional but important. 2019/8/28

20 Conclusion Measurement and Simulation of Transmission efficiency of attenuator, M-T, H-T, E-T. Measurement of constant of TE10 in rectangular wave guide. ESR of DPPH in microwave field. ESR image processing and argument of absorption curve type. 2019/8/28

21 Thanks for your attention
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