W-band (94 GHz) electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy
High-frequency EPR technology offers numerous advantages, such as high g-value resolution and minimal sample volume. It is also highly applicable in biology, chemistry, and materials science.
CIQTEK EPR-W900 supports both continuous-wave and pulsed EPR measurement and enables variable temperature experiments from 4 to 300 K. It is equipped with a split-pair superconducting magnet, with a maximum magnetic field of up to 6 T. The superconducting magnet, combined with a cryogen‐free cryostat system, stabilizes the temperature in the superconducting region without consuming liquid helium, ensuring stable operation and easy maintenance.
The software platform is the same as the CIQTEK X-band pulsed spectrometer, making it simple and user-friendly.
W-band Continuous-wave EPR Experiment
W-band EPR analysis results with higher g-factor resolution
W-band Pulsed EPR Experiment
Liquid Nitrogen / Liquid Helium Variable Temperature Cryostat
Low-temperature experiments are supported, with a range of temperature control:
From 4.4 K (negative pressure) to 300 K (using liquid helium as the cryogen)
From 80 K to 300 K (using liquid nitrogen as the cryogen)
W-band Electron Nuclear Double Resonance (ENDOR) Probe
Combined with the ENDOR probe and the RF amplifier, it supports pulsed ENDOR experiments.
W-band Time-Resolved EPR System
Combined with a pulsed laser, it supports time-resolved EPR experiments.
Arbitrary Waveform Generator
When integrated with an arbitrary waveform generator, it enables the output of microwave pulses with any desired waveform. The pulse amplitude, phase, frequency, and envelope can be modified for flexible, customizable complex pulse EPR experiments.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) + EPR System
AI EPR spectral analysis, applicable to 90% of samples
Automatic linking of literature databases
CIQTEK Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) Spectroscopy Collections |
CIQTEK Science Sparks: EPR + AI System |
Pulse Signal Acquisition Modes | Transient acquisition, single-point acquisition, and integration testing |
Number of Pulse Channels | 12 channels (+X, -X, +Y, -Y; 4 control channels; 4 expansion channels), supporting phase cycling |
Pulse Time Resolution | 0.05 ns |
Number of Pulses | 20,000 per channel, with support for unlimited loop playback |
Solid-State Power Amplifier Output Power | 2 W |