Agilent NMR System DirectDigital Receiver Technical Overview

This document introduces the advantages of Agilent NMR System's DirectDigital Receiver, including high accuracy and better signal-to-noise


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Brand
Agilent
Category
Other
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
356 KB
Published
05 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

The DirectDigital Receiver in Agilent NMR and MRI systems delivers greater accuracy and better signal-to-noise with demanding samples. It achieves this by using exceptionally high sampling rates of 80 MHz to capture early NMR responses accurately.

What's inside

  • Advantage Statement
  • High Fidelity FID
  • Increased Dynamic Range and Signal-to-Noise
  • Direct Detection
  • Time Corrected Digital Filters

Specifications

Sampling Rate80 MHz
IF Frequency20 MHz

Frequently asked questions

What sampling rate does the DirectDigital Receiver use to capture early NMR responses?

The receiver uses exceptionally high sampling rates of 80 MHz to capture early NMR responses accurately.

At what frequency does the DirectDigital Receiver sample or digitize the NMR response?

The receiver achieves Direct Detection by sampling or digitizing the NMR response directly at the 20 MHz IF frequency.

How many ADCs are used in the Agilent DirectDigital Receiver design?

The design uses a single 80 MHz ADC to eliminate the need for dual ADCs found in traditional base band receivers.

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