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The sample is again subjected to a constant magnetic field but all the nuclei are excited by a very short radio frequency pulse. The frequency e (e.g., 400 MHz for a proton at 9.4 tesla) is applied over a period of several... [Pg.64]

Taking into account that it is necessary to make vary the flaw detector settings during the main part of the verifications, the total number of verifications is rather important. So, Technical Center for Mechanical Industries (CETIM) began the development of an electronic system enabling to benefit of the current possibilities of generation of synthesised radio frequency signals and help of personal computer for operator assistance and calculation. [Pg.703]

Electromagnetic earthquake forerunners show themselves like the electromagnetic phenomena, including electromagnetic emission (EME) in a radio frequency range. This emission caused by collective exiting of the set of local mechano-electrical transformers (MET). The excitation mechanism inside the crust is determined by the fact that elastic tension ranges up to the threshold level within the source area. [Pg.914]

A plasma of electrons, ions, and neutrals produced in gas flowing through concentric tubes is maintained and heated to 5000 to 8000 K by inductive coupling to a high (radio) frequency... [Pg.95]

Static and alternating (radio frequency) electric potentials are applied to opposite pairs of rods to give a resultant fluctuating electric field. [Pg.405]

In an inhomogeneous radio frequency (RF) field, ions can be guided from one part of a mass spectrometer to another. [Pg.426]

Quadrupole analyzer. A mass filter that, creates a quadrupole field with a DC component and an RF (radio frequency) component in such a manner as to allow transmission only of ions having a selected mass-to-charge (m/z) ratio. [Pg.430]

If energy of the proper frequency is supplied, a transition between these quantum states occurs with the absorption of an amount of energy equal to the separation of the states. The frequency of the absorbed radiation lies in the radio-frequency range and depends on the local magnetic field at the atom in question. [Pg.463]

In practice, NMR spectrometers vary the magnetic field strength and measure the value at which a constant radio frequency is absorbed. [Pg.463]

Fourier transform spectroscopy in the radio frequency region has been applied most importantly in pulsed Fourier transform NMR spectroscopy, which is not a subject which... [Pg.53]

Radio antennas Radio astronomy Radioautogiaphy Radiochemical analysis Radiochemical technology Radiofibrosis Radio frequency... [Pg.839]

Environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, moisture, and Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) or Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) can affect performance if insufficient care is exercised in designing the scale... [Pg.327]

A unique process for chemical stabili2ation of a ceUular elastomer upon extmsion has been shown for ethylene—propylene mbber the expanded mbber obtained by extmsion is exposed to high energy radiation to cross-link or vulcani2e the mbber and give dimensional stabUity (9). EPDM is also made continuously through extmsion and a combination of hot air and microwaves or radio frequency waves which both activate the blow and accelerate the cure. [Pg.407]

Fig. 2. Schematic drawing of one form of skull-melting apparatus only some of the fingers are shown (2). RF = radio frequency. Fig. 2. Schematic drawing of one form of skull-melting apparatus only some of the fingers are shown (2). RF = radio frequency.

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Allocation of Frequencies in the Radio

Allocation of Frequencies in the Radio Spectrum

Commercial Application of Radio-Frequency Plasmas

Discharge radio-frequency

Divider radio-frequency

Double resonance optical radio-frequency

Electromagnetic and radio frequency

Electromagnetic and radio frequency interference

Encoded radio-frequency tags

Energy radio frequency

Finite-pulse radio frequency-driven

Finite-pulse radio frequency-driven recoupling

Frequency radio spectrum allocations

Glow discharge radio frequency

High intensity radio frequency

High-energy radio-frequency

High-frequency dielectric (radio

In situ radio frequency heating

Induction heating, radio-frequency

Inductively coupled plasmas Radio-frequency generators

Infrared/radio-frequency double resonance

Mass radio frequency

Metal detectors radio frequency detector

Mixer, radio frequency

Nuclear magnetic resonance radio frequency effect

RADIATION RADIO FREQUENCY

RFDR (radio-frequency driven dipolar

Radio Frequency (r.f.) Magnetron Sputtering

Radio Frequency Glow Discharge Mass Spectrometry

Radio Frequency ID

Radio Frequency Tags

Radio Frequency Types

Radio Frequency and Low Discharge Mass Spectrometry

Radio Frequency magnetron sputtering method

Radio Frequency power supply

Radio Frequency source

Radio frequency Extraction

Radio frequency RF magnetron sputtering

Radio frequency RF sputtering

Radio frequency Subject

Radio frequency ablation

Radio frequency analyzers

Radio frequency and glow discharge mass spectroscopy

Radio frequency and microwave

Radio frequency cavity

Radio frequency coherence,

Radio frequency continuous wave

Radio frequency curing

Radio frequency definition

Radio frequency detector

Radio frequency drying

Radio frequency electrical discharge films

Radio frequency electromagnetic fields

Radio frequency electromagnetic radiation

Radio frequency encoding

Radio frequency field device

Radio frequency generator

Radio frequency generator, pulsed

Radio frequency glow discharge RFGD)

Radio frequency hazards

Radio frequency heating

Radio frequency homogeneity

Radio frequency identification

Radio frequency identification (RFID

Radio frequency identification RFID) tags

Radio frequency identification card

Radio frequency identification implementation

Radio frequency identification system

Radio frequency identification tags

Radio frequency identification tags silicon

Radio frequency identifier

Radio frequency identifier antennas

Radio frequency identifier systems

Radio frequency identifier technology

Radio frequency interference

Radio frequency interference effects

Radio frequency interference shielding

Radio frequency labels

Radio frequency magnetron sputtering

Radio frequency magnetron sputtering deposition

Radio frequency magnetron sputtering fluoropolymer film deposition

Radio frequency magnetron sputtering process description

Radio frequency oxygen plasma

Radio frequency plasma assisted CVD

Radio frequency plasma polymer

Radio frequency plasma reactions

Radio frequency plasma treatment

Radio frequency plasma-enhanced chemical

Radio frequency plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition

Radio frequency potential

Radio frequency power

Radio frequency power distribution

Radio frequency power level

Radio frequency principles

Radio frequency pulse

Radio frequency quadrupole

Radio frequency resonance

Radio frequency secondary electrons

Radio frequency spectroscopy

Radio frequency sputtering

Radio frequency thermal requirements

Radio frequency wavelengths

Radio, radios

Radio-Frequency Amplifiers

Radio-Frequency Drying with 50-Ohm Technology

Radio-Frequency Spectroscopy in Molecular Beams

Radio-Frequency Thermal Plasma CVD

Radio-Frequency and Microwave Radiation

Radio-frequency EDLs

Radio-frequency antenna

Radio-frequency discharge detector

Radio-frequency electronic

Radio-frequency equipment

Radio-frequency excitation pulses

Radio-frequency field

Radio-frequency glow discharge systems

Radio-frequency glow-discharge method

Radio-frequency healing

Radio-frequency identification devices

Radio-frequency identification technology

Radio-frequency inhomogeneous

Radio-frequency magnetic field

Radio-frequency magnetron

Radio-frequency oscillator

Radio-frequency photocathode

Radio-frequency plasma

Radio-frequency plasma reactor

Radio-frequency plasma torch

Radio-frequency plasma-assisted

Radio-frequency plasmas commercial applications

Radio-frequency potential, mass

Radio-frequency preheating

Radio-frequency range

Radio-frequency region

Radio-frequency spark source

Radio-frequency spectroscopy of optically oriented atoms

Radio-frequency technology

Radio-frequency thermal plasma

Radio-frequency transition

Radio-frequency waves

Radio-frequency welding

Radio-frequency-assisted heat-pump

Radio-frequency-assisted heat-pump drying

Radio-frequency-driven dipolar recoupling

Radio-frequency-driven dipolar recoupling RFDR)

Radio-frequency-vacuum drying

Reactive radio frequency sputtering

Signal radio frequency

Sparks radio-frequency

The Effect of a Radio Frequency Pulse

The Radio Frequency (RF) Pulse

The Radio-frequency Source

Transfer radio-frequency energy

Use of Radio-Frequency Plasma

Use of Radio-Frequency Plasma Chemical Synthesis

Use of Radio-Frequency Plasma S. M. L. Hamblyn and B. G. Reuben

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