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    Bruker Compact-Q™ DEER

    Bruker Compact-Q™ DEER Spectrometer

    The Bruker Compact-Q™ DEER Spectrometer is a compact, high-performance pulsed EPR system optimized for Pulsed Dipolar Spectroscopy (PELDOR/DEER) and precise distance measurements between electron spins. It combines advanced microwave technology, digital pulse generation, and high sensitivity in an easy-to-use system suitable for both experienced researchers and non-expert users.

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    ADVANTAGES

    APPLICATIONS

    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

    Advantages

    • Optimized for PELDOR/DEER distance measurements
    • Compact design suitable for laboratory environments
    • Easy-to-use, turn-key operation
    • Advanced digital microwave technology
    • High-resolution AWG-based pulse generation
    • Digital signal processing for enhanced sensitivity
    • Cryogen-free superconducting magnet and cooling system
    • Suitable for continuous 24/7 operation
    • Wide temperature range from 2 to 325 K
    • Q-Band Loop-Gap Resonator with bandwidth above 400 MHz
    • Supports a wide range of pulsed EPR experiments

    Applications

    The Compact-Q™ DEER Spectrometer is particularly suitable for:

    • Pulsed Dipolar Spectroscopy (PELDOR/DEER)
    • EPR distance measurements
    • Structural biology and biophysics
    • Protein and biomolecule research
    • Spin-label studies
    • Quantum materials research
    • Quantum sensing and spin-based quantum systems
    • Advanced pulsed EPR research

    Technical Specifications

    • Spectrometer frequency: 34 GHz (Q-Band)
    • Maximum pulse power: 100 W
    • Magnetic field range: 0–1.5 T
    • Temperature range: 2–325 K
    • System weight: <150 kg
    • Magnet: Compact cryogen-free superconducting magnet
    • Resonator: Q-Band Loop-Gap Resonator
    • Resonator bandwidth: >400 MHz
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