High-temperature EPR cavity for application of uniaxial stress

W. Berlinger

doi:10.1063/1.1136959

Review of Scientific Instruments

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01 Dec 1982

High-temperature EPR cavity for application of uniaxial stress

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Abstract

A high-temperature EPR (K-band) system is described which allows uniaxial stress single-crystal work. The force perpendicular to the magnet plane ranges up to 35 kp, and the maximum temperature is 1300 K with a stability of ±1 K.

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