High-Field Nuclear Magnetic Resonance with a Newly Designed Hybrid Magnet System

2009 
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) measurements using a newly designed hybrid magnet system installed at the National Institute for Materials Science were performed up to 28 T. A modified resistive insert magnet improved the field homogeneity of the hybrid magnet from 186 ppm/±5 mm to 16 ppm/±5 mm along the z-axis. Reconstruction of the power source for the resistive magnet suppressed the field instability from 30 to 3 ppmrms. These improvements enable us to obtain an NMR spectrum with narrower linewidth.
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