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DOSY Experiments - Emory University

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nugcal_[1-5]<br />

0 selects absolute value experiment<br />

1 selects phase sensitive experiment<br />

a 5-membered parameter array summarizing the results of the<br />

calibration of non-uniform field gradients. Created by the<br />

Doneshot_nugmap sequence and then copied to the corresponding<br />

probe file<br />

probe_ stores the probe name used to acquire the <strong>DOSY</strong> experiment<br />

NOTE: Select the transmitter offset tof to be on-resonance on the HDO signal.<br />

The parameters for the heating gradients (gt4, gzlvl4) are calculated in the sequence. They<br />

cannot be set directly.<br />

The calibration is typically done by measuring 1 H profiles using the standard doped 1%<br />

H2O/99%D2O sample; the temperature dependence of diffusion coefficient for this sample can be<br />

estimated by interpolation from values in the literature.<br />

To set up the Doneshot_nugmap gradient mapping experiment, do the following:<br />

1. Calibrate the probe temperature using one of the standard samples.<br />

2. Insert the doped 1% H2O/99% D2O sample into the magnet.<br />

3. Regulate the probe (VT) temperature and note the (calibrated) sample temperature.<br />

4. Optimize the lock parameters, tune the probe and shim the sample.<br />

5. Ensure that the correct probe has been selected in VnmrJ by clicking on the Probe<br />

button on the Hardware Bar and selecting the appropriate probe file.<br />

6. Call the Doneshot_nugcal macro from the command line.<br />

7. This will set up the parameters for the Doneshot_nugmap sequence that allows the<br />

measurement of a set of diffusion-weighted profiles for characterizing the gradient nonuniformity.<br />

Select the transmitter offset tof to be on-resonance on the HDO signal.<br />

Review the parameters from the Acquire-Defaults and/or Acquire-Pulse Sequence<br />

panels, as shown in Figure 1 below.<br />

8. Click Acquire to start the acquisition.<br />

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