The NMR frequency is built-in at 10 MHz! RF input from an external signal source is possible.
The "ENK-1" is a low-cost NMR experiment kit suitable for student experiments by being available in a kit form. It allows for easy signal observation using a magnetic field modulation method. The probe contains a detection coil and a modulation coil, enabling signal observation as long as there is a magnetic field. Additionally, since an LC resonant circuit is used for signal detection, it also allows for learning about the operation of tuning circuits and operational amplifier circuits. 【Features】 ■ NMR Frequency: 10MHz (built-in) ・ Corresponds to a magnetic field strength of 0.23487 Tesla or external RF input ■ Magnetic Field Modulation: Commercial frequency (50/60Hz) modulation width of approximately 1mT ■ External Output: X-Y output ・ An oscilloscope capable of displaying X-Y mode for signal observation is required *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Performance (Partial)】 ■Measuring Magnetic Field: 234.87mT ■Modulation Method: Magnetic Field Modulation ■Modulation Width: Approximately 1mT ■External Frequency Input: TTL Input ■NMR Sample: Proton Solid ■Probe Dimensions: 10×40×55mm Tip *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Echo Electronics Co., Ltd. is engaged in the design, manufacturing, and sales of electrical equipment and electronic measuring instruments, as well as the design, manufacturing, and sales of electronic application devices. We offer precise magnetic field strength measurements and customization of measuring instruments to suit various magnetic field measurement environments. Our NMR magnetic field measuring instruments are widely used in the field of physics (such as physical research and accelerator facilities) and in the medical field (such as distribution measurements for MRI magnets), based on over 50 years of experience.
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