NMR probe for material analysis

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

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C324S318000

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ABSTRACT:
In a unilateral NMR probe for the analysis of a material comprising at least one magnet for generating a constant time-invariant polarization field B0in the material to be analyzed and current conductors forming a radio frequency oscillation circuit for generating a pulsed radio frequency magnetic excitation field B1which is superimposed on the polarization field N0in the material, the circuit conductors are so designed as to provide several adjacent excitation fields B0with alternatingly oppositely oriented magnetic fields, whereby the current conductors generating each one of the excitation fields have a distance from each other which causes a certain penetration depth in the material to be analyzed and echoes received therefrom provide measurement values which are characteristic for the material being analyzed.

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