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Failure to meet Camber requirements leads to the intensity of modulation sidebands, particularly harmful at higher fields, where optimum sensitivity and resolution are required. When Camber becomes excessive, sample tubes can make contact with the inner surfaces of the probe causing time consuming and expensive repairs to the probe.
