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A method for fast field settling in cryogen-free superconducting magnets for NMR.

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We propose a fast algorithm to energise a cryogen free magnet to a highly persistent state. A decay rate as low as 0.021 ​ppm/h can be achieved in less than an… Click to show full abstract

We propose a fast algorithm to energise a cryogen free magnet to a highly persistent state. A decay rate as low as 0.021 ​ppm/h can be achieved in less than an hour after reaching the target field. The decay rate drops further to 0.0004 ​ppm/h in the following 48 ​h. This procedure can be applied at different values of target field, which makes it feasible to use a single magnet for study of various NMR lines at different fields. The mechanism of establishing a highly stable magnetic field can be understood on the basis of the magnetic properties of the superconducting wire, which were studied using a vibrating sample magnetometer. The results confirm the high quality of the superconducting wire and joints.

Keywords: field settling; field; cryogen free; settling cryogen; fast field; method fast

Journal Title: Solid state nuclear magnetic resonance
Year Published: 2020

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