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Timing signals from 4.5 Resolution Enhancement

Another resolution-enhancement procedure used is convolution difference (Campbell et ai, 1973). This suppresses the ridges from the cross-peaks and weakens the peaks on the diagonal. Alternatively, we can use a shaping function that involves production of pseudoechoes. This makes the envelope of the time-domain signal symmetrical about its midpoint, so the dispersionmode contributions in both halves are equal and opposite in sign (Bax et ai, 1979,1981). Fourier transformation of the pseudoecho produces signals... [Pg.168]

Benner T, Heiland S, Erb G et al (1997) Accuracy of gamma-variate fits to concentration-time curves from dynamic susceptibility-contrast enhanced MRI influence of time resolution, maximal signal drop and signal-to-noise. Magn Reson Imaging 15 307-317... [Pg.114]

Fig. 22 a CP/MAS NMR spectra contact time 8 ms, spinning rate 5550 Hz the guest-free TNP, sample after o-xylene crystallization, b Protonated carbon suppression pulse sequence with a delay of 50 ps. a C-1 signals obtained by applying resolution enhancement line broadening =-40 Hz and Gaussian broadening=50%. (Adopted from [65] with permission)... [Pg.123]


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