EPRpy is a Python library designed to streamline the handling, inspection, and processing of Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) spectroscopic data. The library originated as a collection of scripts I wrote for routine analysis of EPR data acquired on Bruker EPR spectrometers during my academic work. EPRpy focusses on ease of use, enabling quick data visualization (see below), data comparisons, and having transparent as well as highly customisable control over data analysis.
If you have python installed, EPRpy can be installed using pip. Execute the following in a terminal (or command prompt) :
python -m pip install eprpy
Further installation instructions can be found in the documentation.
For EPRpy documentation, see here. Source files for building the documentation using sphinx can be found in docs/source/ .
- Read and export EPR data acquired on Bruker EPR spectrometers.
- Data processing capabilities such as interactive baseline correction, integration etc.
- Interactive data inspection for 1D and 2D datasets.
- Generate quick plots of 1D and 2D datasets, compare different datasets.
- Automated processing pipelines for specific pulse programs. Read more about workflows.
Contributions are very welcome!
- Report issues – If you find a bug, unexpected behavior, or just a typo in the documentation, please let me know or open an issue.
- Submit improvements – Bug fixes, performance tweaks, new features, or cleaner code are always appreciated.
- Improve docs – Clear examples, tutorials, and explanations are as valuable as code contributions.
- Share ideas – Suggestions for new functionality or workflows are great input for shaping the library.
- Supports reading of files only in Bruker BES3T format v.1.2 and upto 2D datasets.