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  Electron spin resonance (ESR) spectrometers 
ESR, also known as Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR), measures the magnetically induced splitting of the electronic spin states by placing the sample in a strong magnetic field and radiating it with microwave radiation in the GHz range.

The ESR spectroscopy is used in many fields like chemistry, biology, physics and palaeontology. It is also useful for detecting and measure free radicals.

JEOL has a range of ESR spectrometers both for general research applications and for dedicated work on free radicals.
All are characterized by  their high sensitivity and user friendly operation.

A wide range of optional accessories are available for all models.
   
 

JES-FA100

Specifications
Pole diameter: 150 mm
Pole gap: 60 mm
Max. field: 0.65 T
Homogeneity: 1 x 10-5
Sensitivity: 7x109 spins/10-4 T
OS: MS Windows NT
 

JES-FA200

Specifications
Pole diameter:  180 - 240 mm
Pole gap: 62 mm
Max. field: 1.3 T
Homogeneity:  1 x 10-5
Sensitivity: 5x109 spins/10-4 T
OS:  MS Windows NT
 

JES-FA300

Specifications
Pole diameter:  300 - 360 mm
Pole gap: 75 mm
Max. field: 1.4 T
Homogeneity:  1 x 10-5
Sensitivity: 5x109 spins/10-4 T
OS:  MS Windows NT
 

JES-FR30 Free radical monitor

Specifications
Pole gap: 45 mm
Max. field: 0.4 T
Homogeneity:  1 x 10-5
Sensitivity: 3x1010 spins/10-4 T

 

   
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