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We describe a compact birdcage resonator for low temperature NMR experiments in the frequency range 250–500 MHz. The resonator is completely shielded and thermally isolated from the sample cell, permitting the application of high-power NMR pulses with minimal sample heating. It is fabricated from Kapton-copper laminate using printed-circuit techniques to form the required array of inductive and capacitive elements.
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Akimoto, H., Candela, D. Small Birdcage Resonator for Low Temperature NMR Experiments. Journal of Low Temperature Physics 121, 791–796 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1017529425563
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