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An H 102 cavity, constructed from waveguide size 16 for use with an X-band electron spin resonance spectrometer, may be increased in length to 12 cm by reducing the larger waveguide side. This allows the use of a flat sample cell 1 mm thick which is easier to make and to align than the flat cells in normal length H 102 cavities. If the empty cavity has been critically coupled, the minimum voltage standing wave ratio with a cell in position is obtained when the cell coincides with the electric field node. The voltage standing wave ratio in this case should be 1.5 for optimum sample volume.
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D. Rorke (1966) studied this question.
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