Coil system for nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer probe

Electricity: measuring and testing – Particle precession resonance – Spectrometer components

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ABSTRACT:
In a coil system for an NMR spectrometer probe, a coil is wound around a cylindrical volume for containing the sample. The coil is used for producing an RF magnetic field in a direction perpendicular to the axis of the cylindrical volume. Leads from the coil connect it to an external circuit for executing the coil. Two leads are arranged to overlap each other adjacent the cylindrical volume with a dielectric substance sandwiched therebetween. The disclosed coil structure lowers inductance, raises Q value and enables higher tuning frequencies, enhances signal to noise ratios and sensitivity.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4563648 (1986-01-01), Hill
Alderman et al., "An Efficient Decoupler Coil Design which Reduces Heating in Conductive Samples in Superconducting Spectrometers", Journal of Magnetic Resonance, vol. 36, pp. 447-451, 1979.
D. I. Hoult, "Radio Frequency Coil Technology in NMR Scanning", Proceedings of an International Symposium on NMR Imaging, Wake-Forest University, No. Carolina, Oct., 1981, pp. 33-39.

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