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Gauss impulse cascade [Machine Translation]

Geoffrey Bodenhausen
1991
Patents

Abstract

Il est décrit un procédé d'obtention d'un spectre de signaux RMN à caractéristique rectangulaire dans une zone de fréquence, par irradiation d'une séquence d'impulsions HF sur un échantillon, dans un chmp magnétique statique homogène. Les impulsions HF de la séquence sont modulées en amplitude, et la fonction enveloppante de la séquence est constituée par une superposition d'impulsions HF en forme de courbes en cloche avec des positions optimisées des maxima, des largeurs d'impulsion et des amplitudes des pics. Les signaux de réponse en fonction du décalage normal de fréquence sont très proches d'un état idéal correspondant à une fonction rectangulaire. Le procédé est applicable avec succès, en particulier pour la production d'images en tomographie RMN, en spectroscopie RMN multidimensionnelle, ainsi qu'en spectroscopie RMN sélective en volume.

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Geoffrey Bodenhausen
1991
Patents

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/215a2b10-8e86-4841-a2b9-6278f442dfe7

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