Methods of imaging solids by NMR techniques

Electricity: measuring and testing – Particle precession resonance – Using a nuclear resonance spectrometer system

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ABSTRACT:
A sequence of a pair of r.f. pulses (90.sub.x .degree. and 90.sub.y .degree.) is applied to a solid being imaged with a time interval (.tau.) after each pulse. A static magnetic field is maintained and a magnetic gradient field is superimposed in the said time intervals, the time integrals of the gradient magnitudes of the gradient fields being equal. A free induction solid echo signal is detected at the end of the second time interval. The sequence is repeated for different values of the time integral are to obtain a set of signals and Fourier transformations with respect to the said time integral are then carried out on the set to obtain one-dimensional information. Two-dimensional information can be obtained from a plurality of sets of signals, each set being obtained in the presence of an additional orthogonal gradient field of differing value for each set.

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