Extended NMR console equipped with high-performance digital RF technology.
The Tecmag SCOUT is an expandable NMR console equipped with high-performance digital RF technology in a compact housing. It features a DDS-based broadband RF transmitter and digital receiver, making it suitable for a wide range of applications including NMR, NQR, small MRI, and diffusion measurements. It supports control via USB connection to a Windows PC, enabling flexible pulse programming and fast data acquisition. With the optional addition of a gradient system, it can also accommodate imaging and diffusion experiments.
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The Tecmag SCOUT is a compact yet high-performance NMR console equipped with DDS-based RF technology. It supports a wide frequency range from DC to 300 MHz, making it versatile for applications in NMR, NQR, and small MRI research. With flexible pulse programming, a high-sensitivity digital receiver, and an expandable gradient system, it enables the construction of highly adaptable systems tailored to research needs. 【Specifications】 - Frequency range: DC to 300 MHz - Transmission channels: 1ch or 2ch - Waveform memory: 64 million points - Minimum pulse width: 100 ns - Pulse resolution: 10 ns - Phase shift: ≦ 10 ns - Dynamic range: Up to 16 bit - Reception bandwidth: 12.5 MHz - Variable gain: Over 77 dB - Total gain: Over 80 dB - Recovery time: Less than 1 µs - Control interface: USB 2.0
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It supports a wide bandwidth from DC to 300 MHz and can be widely used for NMR, NQR, and small MRI research. Equipped with flexible pulse programming, a high-sensitivity digital receiver, and an expandable gradient system, it enables the construction of highly customizable systems tailored to research applications.
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At LA Systems, we focus on NMR/MRI-related products and engage in the import, sales, and support of software, databases, and hardware for the chemical, biological, pharmaceutical, and medical fields both domestically and internationally. The "LA" in "LA Systems" comes from the initials of "Laboratory Automation."
