Planar NMR coils with localized field-generating and capacitive elements
AssigneeBruker BioSpin GmbH
InventorRichard S. Withers
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AssigneeBruker BioSpin GmbH
InventorRichard S. Withers
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Improved superconducting coils for a nuclear magnetic resonance probe use capacitive elements that are located in regions further from an active sample volume than magnetic field generating elements to which they are electrically connected. The sample volume is a substantially oblong shape, and the magnetic field generating elements run substantially parallel to the major axis of the shape, while the capacitor elements run perpendicular to the major axis. The magnetic field generating elements and the capacitor elements may vary in length relative to their distance from a center of the oblong shape. The total number of capacitors formed by the loops may vary from one embodiment to another, typically depending on the necessary resonant frequency. A coil may use sub-coils, each of which incorporates a plurality of the magnetic field generating elements and interdigital capacitor elements, the capacitor elements preferably being located to both sides of the oblong shape.
A magnetic resonance radio frequency resonator that generates a radio frequency magnetic field in an active sample volume, the magnetic resonance radio frequency resonator comprising:
A resonant magnetic field coil for an NMR spectrometer that generates a radio frequency magnetic field in an active sample volume, the coil comprising:
A method of configuring a magnetic resonance radio frequency resonator that generates a radio frequency magnetic field in an active sample volume, the method comprising:
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