FMR signal can only be identified significantly, if the hrf(Magnetic field component) of RF wave is orthogonal to the external magnetic field applied. Is it also necessary with EPR detection?
If yes, then is it possible that we can get both type of signals in a single sweep?
If no, then I believe that in both cases there is absorption of input RF power so why there is a difference?
While measuring EPR, can we also get FMR signal (for ferromagnetic samples)?
Is it possible to do EPR measurement with Coplanar waveguide (Like in FMR measurement, flip chip mode)?
FMR usually stands for ferrimagnetic resonance ,NOT ferromagnetic resonance .Its an electron spin resonance in a ferrite material which should be in magnetic saturation to get a good response.In ferrites we have a very high electron spin density.Normal electron spin resonance can be done on many other (non ferrite type ) materials
FMR can also be called as ferromagnetic resonance,but i would like to know that what is the difference in detection scheme between epr and fmr?
Can a FMR detecting system be also used aS epr DETECTION or vice versa?
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