Nuclear magnetic resonance probe coil with enhanced current-carr

Details Nuclear magnetic resonance probe coil with enhanced current-carr Nuclear magnetic resonance probe coil with enhanced current-carr

1995-06-05

1997-01-14

Arana, Louis M.

Electricity: measuring and testing

Particle precession resonance

Spectrometer components

324318, G01V 300

Patent

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055943420

ABSTRACT:
The conductive material in an RF coil disposed in the polarizing field of an NMR apparatus in miminized and the current density at each point in the coil kept constant by providing an inductive element and a set of tapered, interidigtated capacitors having a uniform gap therebetween. The invention maximizes the current-carrying capacity of the coil.

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