Agilent's 400-MR uses rapid gradient shimming methods to optimize lineshape prior to data acquisition, resulting in improved sensitivity and data quality for organic and inorganic molecules in various solvents.
The Agilent 400-MR utilizes rapid gradient shimming methods to optimize lineshape prior to data acquisition. This technique, typically run automatically, provides improved sensitivity and data quality for organic and inorganic molecules in a variety of solvents. Key benefits include increased information content, ease of use, speed (up to 4 times faster than simplex algorithms), and robustness against local minima.
It uses rapid gradient shimming methods to optimize lineshape prior to data acquisition.
Gradient shimming is up to 4 times faster than alternative simplex algorithm techniques.
The shimming process took less than 1 minute.