Abstract: In one example of the disclosure, a system for print fluid recirculation includes a supply manifold, a recirculation manifold, a printbar, and a recirculation pathway. The printbar includes a plurality of printheads that are in fluid communication with the supply manifold, and the recirculation manifold. The recirculation pathway is in fluid connection with the supply manifold and the recirculation manifold, and is to enable recirculation of print fluid at a controlled flow through the plurality of printheads.

Abstract: A Two-Field-NMR spectrometer for performing field-cycling NMR relaxometry experiments comprises a high field superconducting NMR magnet system for generating a homogenous magnetic field parallel to a z-axis in a central region of the spectrometer for polarization of an NMR sample and for detection of NMR signals; a low field magnet system generating a variable homogenous magnetic field; a magnetic tunnel connecting the center of the high field magnet system with the low field magnet system; and a shuttle system designed for shuttling the NMR sample between the high field and the low field magnet system, wherein the magnetic tunnel is provided with a further magnet system, and wherein the high field magnet system, the magnetic tunnel and the low field magnet system are arranged coaxially about the z-axis along a bore of the high field magnet system.

Abstract: In one example of the disclosure, a system for print fluid recirculation includes a supply manifold, a recirculation manifold, a printbar, and a recirculation pathway. The printbar includes a plurality of printheads that are in fluid communication with the supply manifold, and the recirculation manifold. The recirculation pathway is in fluid connection with the supply manifold and the recirculation manifold, and is to enable recirculation of print fluid at a controlled flow through the plurality of printheads.

Abstract: An electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) apparatus has a main magnet with two pole pieces on either side of an air gap, and at least one EPR probe head adapted for rapid scan (RS) measurements positioned between the pole pieces of a main magnet, and a pair of RS coils. The EPR apparatus further has at least one EPR probe head adapted for continuous wave (CW) signal measurements, positioned between the pole pieces of the main magnet, and a carrier which allows insertion of the RS coils into the air gap between the pole pieces in an operation position and extraction of the RS coils from the air gap to a storage position outside of a CW operating volume. The system allows a quick and secure change of the RS coils, safely and rapidly, by a single user.

Abstract: An electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) apparatus has a main magnet with two pole pieces on either side of an air gap, and at least one EPR probe head adapted for rapid scan (RS) measurements positioned between the pole pieces of a main magnet, and a pair of RS coils. The EPR apparatus further has at least one EPR probe head adapted for continuous wave (CW) signal measurements, positioned between the pole pieces of the main magnet, and a carrier which allows insertion of the RS coils into the air gap between the pole pieces in an operation position and extraction of the RS coils from the air gap to a storage position outside of a CW operating volume. The system allows a quick and secure change of the RS coils, safely and rapidly, by a single user.

Abstract: An electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) apparatus, such as an EPR spectrometer or an EPR imager, comprising a main field magnet with two opposed pole pieces defining an airgap between them, a microwave resonator coupled with a microwave guide, a sample holder and a current source adapted to be used as a coil driver, also comprises a rapid scan (RS) coil assembly with two opposed RS coil devices. Each coil device comprises: i) a coil support having a plate like body and comprising recesses designed to accommodate the at least one coil winding and at least one cooling chamber volume which is connected to cooling liquid supply channels; and ii) RF shielding comprising an electrically conducting, non-magnetic, shielding plate which is mounted laterally onto the coil support, between the coil winding(s) and a corresponding pole piece of the main field magnet, and contacts the cooling chamber volume.

Abstract: An electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) apparatus, such as an EPR spectrometer or an EPR imager, comprising a main field magnet with two opposed pole pieces defining an airgap between them, a microwave resonator coupled with a microwave guide, a sample holder and a current source adapted to be used as a coil driver, also comprises a rapid scan (RS) coil assembly with two opposed RS coil devices. Each coil device comprises: i) a coil support having a plate like body and comprising recesses designed to accommodate the at least one coil winding and at least one cooling chamber volume which is connected to cooling liquid supply channels; and ii) RF shielding comprising an electrically conducting, non-magnetic, shielding plate which is mounted laterally onto the coil support, between the coil winding(s) and a corresponding pole piece of the main field magnet, and contacts said cooling chamber volume.