The invention discloses a decoupling method based on high-field
solid-state
nuclear magnetic resonance T2 relaxation, and the method comprises the steps: carrying out the preprocessing of a collected T2 relaxation
signal, including
data conversion,
chemical shift sorting, normalization
processing and
signal screening; converting the
time domain signal into a
frequency domain model by adopting inverse Laplacian transformation, and extracting pole features; on the basis of
frequency domain pole information, automatic
estimation and nonlinear fitting of signal parameters are achieved through
radial basis function fitting in combination with a numerical optimization
algorithm; and storing the processed
time domain signal data. The method innovatively solves the technical problem of multi-atomic-
nucleus relaxation signal analysis under the high-field condition, has the advantages of high signal-to-
noise ratio, good analysis precision, wide application range and the like compared with a traditional low-field nuclear magnetic technology, and is particularly suitable for research and analysis in the fields of
energy materials, catalysts and the like. And the
processing capability and the decoupling effect of the high-field
solid-state
nuclear magnetic resonance relaxation signal are remarkably improved through technologies of
system integration signal conversion, parameter optimization, regularization
processing and the like.