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Brian R Manning

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Radio frequency engineeringEngineering electromagnetics

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|Apr 09, 2020

An improved adaptive signal averaging technique for noise reduction and tracking enhancements in continuous wave magnetic resonance.

Brian R Manning, Corey J Cochrane, Patrick M Lenahan

|Jan 03, 2020

Apparatus for electrically detected electron nuclear double resonance in solid state electronic devices.

Brian R Manning, Ryan J Waskiewicz, Duane J McCrory

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