Modulation Effects in Magnetic Resonance: Widths and Amplitudes for Lorentzian and Gaussian Lines

作者: George W. Smith

DOI: 10.1063/1.1713596

关键词: OpticsDerivativeSignalAmplitudeMagnetic resonance imagingMaxima and minimaGaussianAtomic physicsLaser linewidthModulationChemistryGeneral Physics and Astronomy

摘要: The effect of modulation amplitude on magnetic resonance linewidths δH (between slope extrema) and derivative signal intensity is examined. Experimental results are compared with theory for Lorentzian Gaussian lines. Modulation amplitudes, hm, 0.15δH [or 2hm (peak to peak) = 0.30δH] produce about 2% error in signals less than 1% signals. Effects linewidth presented graphic tabular form.

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