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ELEXSYS Spectrometer Series
The standard for high-level EPR spectroscopy
The ELEXSYS series is a research platform with outstanding performance and flexibility. ELEXSYS is a complete series of spectrometer versions and represents a fundamentally new approach to EPR instrumentation.
The ELEXSYS series provides solution oriented spectroscopy requiring an exceptional software strategy and sophisticated hardware.
- E500 The CW Spectrometer
- E540 The L-band Imaging Spectrometer
- E560 The DICE ENDOR/TRIPLE System
- E580 The FT/CW Spectrometer
- E600 The CW Spectrometer for W-Band (94 GHz)
- E680 The FT/CW Spectrometer
- Super Q-FT
- Super L-FT
- Super S-FT
- ELDOR
- Coherent ELDOR
- Stochastic ENDOR
Software
ELEXSYS is designed for open-ended expandability and has full network capabilities. A single user or a whole group can work with the system, whereby the members of the group may be at different lo cations. The Client/Server architecture resolves the conflict between Multi-User/ Multi-Tasking on the one hand and real-time functions on the other hand.
With the ELEXSYS series we have introduced comprehensive software packages:
- Aepr handles for 1D/2D data acquisition
- Xepr performs for processing
- FDepr controls the DeviceNet, the high-speed communication between the server and the Functional Devices of the spectrometer
ELEXSYS Upgrade Pathways & Multifrequency
ELEXSYS spectrometer can be expanded with the DICE ENDOR equipment, the Imaging accessory, the FT system, and microwave bridges from 1 GHz to 100 GHz for CW and/or FT operation enabling real multifrequency & multiresonance EPR.