Publications by authors named "Kevin Geohring"
Article Synopsis
- Sensitivity is crucial for NMR experiments, with the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) generally improving as the static magnetic field strength (B) increases, contingent on the design of the NMR probe and receiver.
- In the low magnetic field limit, SNR improves by a factor of B to the power of 7/4 for small coil geometries, and this holds true for modern magic-angle spinning (MAS) configurations up to a certain size and magnetic field strength.
- A comprehensive study evaluated SNR under MAS for varying magnetic field strengths from 14.1 to 21.1 T, using different probe designs and standard samples, revealing optimal SNR configurations for different rotor sizes and magnetic fields.
