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Pulsed field gradients shimming with

The drawback to this manual shimming process is that it is time consuming, and it does not lend itself well to the determination of spectra in an automated environment. With the advent of pulsed field gradients, this shimming process becomes much faster, and it can be applied to the determination of spectra automatically. [Pg.518]

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Pulse field gradient

Pulse field gradients, pulsed

Pulsed field gradient

Pulsed fields

Shim gradient

Shimming

Shims