  We investigate the Zeeman splitting of two-dimensional electrons in an
asymmetric silicon quantum well, by electron-spin-resonance (ESR) experiments.
Applying a small dc current we observe a shift in the resonance field due to
the additional current-induced Bychkov-Rashba (BR) type of spin-orbit (SO)
field. This finding demonstrates SO coupling in the most straightforward way:
in the presence of a transverse electric field the drift velocity of the
carriers imposes an effective SO magnetic field. This effect allows selective
tuning of the g-factor by an applied dc current. In addition, we show that an
ac current may be used to induce spin resonance very efficiently.
