Josephson‐junction method detects nmr transitions
DEC 01, 1972
DOI: 10.1063/1.3071137
In nuclear‐magnetic‐resonance work, the detection of broad lines such as those from solid samples has usually been done by observing a pulse in a radiofrequency pickup coil while carrying out a procedure known as “adiabatic fast passage.” A new technique, in which detection during adiabatic fast passage is by a Josephson‐junction magnetometer, does the same job but with considerably less radiofrequency power.
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