DOSY Experiments - Emory University
DOSY Experiments - Emory University
DOSY Experiments - Emory University
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prg_flg 'y' selects purging pulse (default) 'n' omits purging pulse<br />
prgtime purging pulse length (~0.002 s), used if prg_flg='y'<br />
prgpwr purging pulse power, used if prg_flg='y'<br />
wet flag for optional wet solvent suppression<br />
satmode<br />
flag for optional solvent presaturation<br />
'ynn' - does presat during satdly<br />
'yyn' - does presat during satdly and the diffusion delay<br />
satdly presaturation delay before the sequence (part of d1)<br />
satpwr saturation power level<br />
satfrq saturation frequency<br />
sspul flag for a GRD-90-GRD homospoil block<br />
gzlvlhs gradient level for sspul<br />
hsgt gradient duration for sspul<br />
probe_ stores the probe name usedto acquire the dosy experiment<br />
Processing Parameters:<br />
determines the number of components to be used in fitting the<br />
ncomp<br />
signal decay in <strong>DOSY</strong> when dosyproc='discrete'.<br />
nugflag<br />
nugcal_[1-5]<br />
dosyproc<br />
dosybypoints<br />
'n' uses simple mono- or multi-exponential fitting to estimate<br />
diffusion coefficients<br />
'y' uses a modified Stejskal-Tanner equation in which the exponent<br />
is replaced by a power series.<br />
a 5-membered parameter array summarizing the results of the<br />
calibration of non-uniform field gradients. Used if nugflag='y',<br />
requires a preliminary NUG-calibration by the Doneshot_nugmap<br />
sequence. The values are taken from the probe file at the time of<br />
the data acquisition<br />
'discrete' - invokes monoexponential fitting with dosyfit if ncomp=1,<br />
and multiexponential fitting with the external programme SPLMOD<br />
if ncomp>1.<br />
'continuous' invokes processing with the external programme<br />
CONTIN and gives a continuous distribution in the diffusion<br />
domain.<br />
'n' divides the spectrum into individual peaks, creating one crosspeak<br />
for each individual peak found in the 1D spectrum<br />
'y' performs a diffusion fit for every point in the displayed region of<br />
the spectrum that lies above the selected threshold<br />
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