All EPR measurements were taken on a Bruker E500 spectrometer using a Bruker ER 4122SHQE cavity and an X-band microwave source. An Oxford Instruments ESR900 cryostat controlled by an Oxford Instruments Mercury iTC was used for temperature-dependent spectra, and a Keithley 2602b source unit was used for electrical characterization. CustomXepr, a Python package developed by ref. 18 (link), was used to integrate data collected by these instruments and to automate measurements when desired.
Transistor FI-ESR Measurement Protocol
All EPR measurements were taken on a Bruker E500 spectrometer using a Bruker ER 4122SHQE cavity and an X-band microwave source. An Oxford Instruments ESR900 cryostat controlled by an Oxford Instruments Mercury iTC was used for temperature-dependent spectra, and a Keithley 2602b source unit was used for electrical characterization. CustomXepr, a Python package developed by ref. 18 (link), was used to integrate data collected by these instruments and to automate measurements when desired.
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Other organizations : University of Cambridge, University of Mons, University of Liverpool, Zhejiang University
Variable analysis
- Temperature
- Electron spin resonance (ESR) spectra
- Electrical characterization
- Transistor attached and wire-bonded to a substrate holder
- Source, drain, and gate connections
- Device-and-boat combination lowered into a tube appropriate for ESR measurements
- Tube sealed under nitrogen using a rubber cap
- Electrode wires punctured through the cap and sealed with epoxy
- Bruker E500 spectrometer using a Bruker ER 4122SHQE cavity and an X-band microwave source
- Oxford Instruments ESR900 cryostat controlled by an Oxford Instruments Mercury iTC
- Keithley 2602b source unit for electrical characterization
- CustomXepr Python package for data integration and automation
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