Rectangular Cavity: A Metal Enclosed Box of Volume V A B D TE - Mode
Rectangular Cavity: A Metal Enclosed Box of Volume V A B D TE - Mode
Rectangular Cavity: A Metal Enclosed Box of Volume V A B D TE - Mode
y d
TE102 - mode
b a z Electromagnetic fields can exist in a variety of different configurations called modes. If the electric field E1 is perpendicular to the zdirection, these modes are denominated TEmodes. TEmnp: m,n,p are the number of half-cycles along the x,y,z, direction respectively. x Magnetic field B1 lines
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kx = m a
ky = n b
kz =
p d
For the empty cavity, the resonance frequency for a general TEmnp mode is:
f0 =
TEmnp
c m2 n2 p2 f0 = + + 2 a2 b2 d 2
TE102
Typical resonance frequencies of the Bruker-rectangular cavities are 9.4 GHz. This can be achieved by: a = 24 mm d = 42.7 mm Calculation by: rechteckresonator.mws
a = 24 mm
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50 MHz
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0.8 0.6
0.4 0.2 0.0 -0.2 -0.4 -0.6 data: 10.02.2003 -0.8 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25
rechteck_resonator.opj
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The quality factor Qcc is the critically coupled cavity. By the definition of critical coupling: Qcc = 1/2Qu
Qu = 9663
The measured value of Qcc = 4296 compares to an expected value of Qu/2 = 4831
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1000
ESR-SIGNAL (1 der.)
30 dB
500
35 dB 40 dB
st
45 dB
-500
-1000
3372
3373
3374
3375
3376
3377
3378
ses_power_02.opj
1000
ESR-SIGNAL (1 der.)
10 db
15 db
st
500
20 db
-500
-1000
-1500 3370
3372
3374
3376
3378
3380
ses_power_01.opj
45
40
att = 5 dB
35
att = 15 dB
att = 10 dB
30
att = 25 dB
att = 20 dB
25
att = 30 dB
0.5174
att = 35 dB
20
att = 45 dB
att = 40 dB
15 0 10 20 30 40 50
ses_power_o3.opj
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