01-999124-00 J 0606
Dual and Dual Broadband NMR Probes Installation
13
Testing Probes on VnmrS and
UNITY
INOVA Systems
c.
Set the
pw
to twice the pw90 specification for the probe and array
tpwr
from
48 to 58.
Observe the spectra as they are being collected. When the peak of interest
passes through the null and goes negative, the acquisition can be halted by
entering
aa
. The
tpwr
value corresponding to the first negative spectrum
should then be used for pw90 calibrations.
5.
Setup the following array to determine the pw90 for a probe:
a.
Enter
r1=xx/5
, where
xx
is the specified pw90 specification for the probe.
b.
Enter
array('pw',20,r1,r1)
to create a pw array covering
approximately 360 degrees of nutation.
6.
Enter
dssh
after the last spectrum is obtained.
The first null spectra is the 180
°
pulse; therefore, the 90
°
pulse width is one-half the
180
°
pulse.
7.
Write the results for each probe in the forms provided in
19
F Sensitivity
1.
Enter
rtp('/vnmr/tests/F19sn') su
.
2.
Insert the
trifluorotoluene sample.
3.
Tune the probe.
4.
Set the
19
F 90
°
pulse width as determined in
F Observe 90° Pulse Width, page 12
5.
Enter
ga
to acquire the spectrum.
6.
Enter
dsnmax(200)
.
The computer calculates the S/N ratio.
7.
Answer
'y'
to plot the results.
8.
Write the results for each probe in the forms provided in
31
P Observe 90° Pulse Width
1.
Enter
rtp('/vnmr/tests/P31sn') su
.
2.
Insert the
triphenylphosphate sample.
3.
Tune the probe observe channel without using the filter.
4.
Enter
gain=50
ga
.
5.
Phase the spectrum, place the cursor on the
31
P resonance, and enter
movetof
.
6.
Determine the correct tpwr as follows:
a.
Enter
tpwr=50 pw=7 ga
.
b.
Enter
aph
to phase the spectrum after the acquisition is completed.
c.
Set the
pw
to twice the pw90 specification for the probe and array
tpwr
from
48 to 58.
Observe the spectra as they are being collected. When the peak of interest
passes through the null and goes negative, the acquisition can be halted by
entering
aa
. The
tpwr
value corresponding to the first negative spectrum
should then be used for pw90 calibrations.
7.
Setup the following array to determine the pw90 for a probe:
a.
Enter
r1=xx/5
, where
xx
is the specified pw90 specification for the probe.