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The modern NMR instrument embodies much more high technology than that outlined in figure 1.4, although the fundamental features are still (a) a magnet, (b) a radio-frequency source and detector and (c) data handling/ display facilities. These instrument parts are all interdependent, and it is impossible to discuss them in strictly ordered isolation. Detailed instrumental capabilities are also scrutinised in later chapters where appropriate.
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Kemp, W. (1986). The NMR Spectrometer. In: NMR in Chemistry. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18348-7_3
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