This note describes a newly developed flexible surface-coil-type resonator (FSCR) used for electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) measurements. A conventional FSCR has used a balanced transmission line made by coaxial lines. The new resonator uses triaxial cable in order to avoid anisotropy of flexure of the transmission line. Experimental results show that the EPR signal measured with the triaxial FSCR is 35% stronger than that measured with the conventional FSCR.
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