The design and construction of a computer-controlled X-band ENDOR spectrometer are described. The instrument operates in the RF band 3-39 MHz with a maximum power of 1 kW, corresponding to fields of 80 G peak to peak in the cavity. Details of a new construction for the microwave cavity are given. A minicomputer is used for control of the experiment and data acquisition, processing and display. Examples of the performance are presented.
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