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A World-Wide Web interface to an NMR spectrometer

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The architecture of a multiuser World-Wide Web NMR system has been described. The essential element of the system is the hardware and software interface between the NMR spectrometer and the user on the World-Wide Web. The hardware is a UNIX computer equipped with an S-Bus digital input-output adapter and an external analog-digital converter. Software is a World-Wide Web server and a Common-Gateway Interface program written in C language. By employing the client/server paradigm, many near-simultaneous NMR sessions can take place via the well-known environment of the modern WWW browsers. The interface can be viewed as an inexpensive migration path to upgrading older instrumentation offering much improved capabilities, e.g., faster sampling rates.

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Buszko, M.L., Wang, D.C. A World-Wide Web interface to an NMR spectrometer. Appl. Magn. Reson. 12, 95–101 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03161995

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