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Information × Registration Number 0219U001201, 0118U002317 , R & D reports Title "Development of new dielectric UHFmaterials for resonators that increase the sensitivity of EPR devices and the creation on their basis of a mini-EPR analyzer for rapid analysis in medicine and monitoring of the environment." Section 2. Development of a mini-EPR analyzer for rapid analysis in medicine and monitoring of the environment medium on the basis of microwave resonators with optimized geometry " popup.stage_title Head Yukhymchuk Volodymyr Oleksandrovych, Доктор фізико-математичних наук Registration Date 17-01-2019 Organization Institute of Semiconductor Physics popup.description2 The conducted researches of initial reagents and synthesized from them dielectric ceramics of different types have shown that TiO2 chemical reagents can not be used for the synthesis of dielectric ceramics because they contain impurity of Fe atoms, which during the synthesis transform into a paramagnetic state and give EPR signals. It was established that the dielectric ceramics (BaTi4O9 + 8.5% ZnO, TCC = 0 Qf at 10 GHz), fulfilled all the requirements for materials for resonators and can be used by the co-executors of this project (Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry named after V.I. Vernadsky), for the manufacture of dielectric resonators and resonator inserts. The Raman studies of synthesized ceramics have made it possible to confirm that the synthesized ceramics correspond exactly to the phase planned during the synthesis. It has been demonstrated that this method is effective in controlling the formation of a certain phase of dielectric ceramics and allows it to determine the presence of impurities in other phases. Product Description popup.authors І.П. Ворона І.С. Головіна В.О. Юхимчук С.В. Лемішко Т.В. Сонько popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close
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Head: Yukhymchuk Volodymyr Oleksandrovych. "Development of new dielectric UHFmaterials for resonators that increase the sensitivity of EPR devices and the creation on their basis of a mini-EPR analyzer for rapid analysis in medicine and monitoring of the environment." Section 2. Development of a mini-EPR analyzer for rapid analysis in medicine and monitoring of the environment medium on the basis of microwave resonators with optimized geometry ". (popup.stage: ). Institute of Semiconductor Physics. № 0219U001201
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