Axially constrained NMR RF probe coil
A coil and probe technology, applied in the field of RF coupling, can solve problems such as loss of independent RF field
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[0020] figure 1 The background of the invention is explained conceptually (the same reference numerals appear in several figures to denote the same objects). The NMR probe 9 is arranged in the bore 11 of the superconducting magnet 10 . The sample to be analyzed is presented in a sample container (not shown) which is inserted into the probe 9 . The probe 9 is inductively coupled to the nuclear spins of the sample for excitation via at least a first RF excitation channel 12 and additionally separate signal acquisition via a receive channel 14 . The excitation and reception functions are often non-concurrently operated by sharing the same probe coil through the correlator 13, but multiple coils are often used to provide different functions, such as spin decoupling, field frequency locking, etc. The receive path typically includes a preamplifier and RF demodulator, phase detector, analog-to-digital conversion (ADC) and various signal processing devices, along with a digital proc...
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