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Development of two 460 GHz second harmonic gyrotrons for 700 MHz DNP-NMR spectroscopy is presented. One gyrotron is frequency-fixed and the other is frequency tunable in the bandwidth of 1.5 GHz. In addition, the former has a function of frequency modulation.
Development of high frequency cw gyrotrons (Gyrotron FU CW Series) as high power far-infrared radiation sources was advanced in FIR FU on the basis of the success in the development and application of the previous Gyrotron FU series. In this paper, we would introduce the development and applications of high frequency gyrotrons in FIR FU, including application to high power THz technologies.
A high power THz radiation source is needed to analyze the structures of complex proteins by DNP-NMR spectroscopy. For this objective, we have been developing gyrotrons having boardband frequency tunability using a long cavity. Prototype gyrotron was achieved with a tuning range of 1.6 GHz and exceeded output power of 10 W.
The gyrotron, Gyrotron FU CW IV continues to produce output radiation in the wide range of magnetic fields from 4.9 T to 5.2 T, and continuous frequency tuning in 6 GHz interval from 134 GHz to 140 GHz can be realized. This type of gyrotron will play an important role as a high power radiation source with the function of continuous frequency tuning to the applications in the fields of millimeter to...
We have developed the Gyrotron FU CW VII for 300 MHz and 600 MHz DNP-NMR spectroscopy. For high frequency DNP-NMR experiment, high power sub-THz radiation sources are required. Gyrotron is able to emit enough power and appropriate frequency in sub-THz region for DNP. This Gyrotron emits electromagnetic waves with high power and appropriate frequency for each DNP-NMR spectroscopy (used cavity modes...
A sensitive NMR spectroscopy using a dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP) is an effective method to enhance the sensitivity of such versatile analytical technique. Its high performance realization requires a frequency tunable and powerful radiation source. A new gyrotron is developed with the aim of achieving the wide frequency tuning. The gyrotron FU CW IV operates at magnetic fields in the range of...
Summary form only given. Molecular J-aggregates have attracted much attention because of the ultrafast and large optical nonlinearity caused by the excitonic resonance.
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