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Variable-frequency microwave

Although the initial measurements of ODMR 86-88) were made in the conventional manner, (fixed microwave frequency source and variable externally-applied Zeeman field) nearly all measurements on the aromatic amino acid triplet states have been made at zero applied field using a variable frequency microwave source. Consequently, we will focus on the zero-field experimental method in this section. [Pg.131]

Concerning microwave technologies, different systems are available on the market with different chanacteristics and purposes closed oven technologies, like fixed frequency and variable frequency microwaves (VFM), multimode and single-mode systems, as well as open microwave machines like moving antenna systems for large components. [Pg.46]

Ku H S, Siu F, Siores E and Ball JAR (2003) Variable frequency microwave (VFM) processing facilities and application in processing thermoplastic matrix composites, J Mater Process Technol 139 291-295. [Pg.65]

Antonio G and Deam R T (2005) Gomparison of linear and nondinear sweep rate regimes in variable frequency microwave technique for uniform heating in matericds processing, J Mater Process Technol 169 234 241. [Pg.65]

Bows J R (1999) Variable frequency microwave heating of food, J Microw Power Electromagn Energ 34 227-238. [Pg.65]

Amicon E1330LV/ Emerson Cuming Unfilled, no-flow fluxing underfill (reworkable) Not applicable Nickel-gold and OSP finishes Syringe, jet di spense, or stencil print Flip-chip, CSP, BGA modest post-reflow cure (offline) required. Reworkable, 300 second reflow cycles 225°C peak. Variable frequency microwave curable. [Pg.298]


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