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An NMR‐MOUSE® for Analysis of Thin Objects
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2003
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EngineeringMicroscopyPolymer-based MagnetMagnetic ResonanceBiomedical EngineeringMagnetic MaterialsCrazy CoilMagnetic SensorBar‐magnet Nmr‐mouse®Biomedical DevicesLow Penetration DepthBiophysicsMaterials ScienceBiomedical SensorsBiomedical DiagnosticsThin ObjectsMagnetic Resonance SpectroscopyBiomedical ImagingSensor DesignMedicine
Abstract A special unilateral NMR sensor has been designed for investigations of thin samples with a thickness of less than 1 mm and of surface effects of polymers. For use with the bar‐magnet NMR‐MOUSE®, the so‐called “crazy coil” is introduced with a low penetration depth. It is a flat meander coil etched on a printed circuit board with wiggles in the conductors. The design of the new coil and FEM simulations of the B 1 field are presented. Different applications are discussed by means of illustrative examples. They are the detection of surface damage in rubber samples, the swelling and drying of a latex membrane exposed to cyclohexane vapor mimicking a chemical sensor, and the drying of a thin sprayed adhesive layer. Bar‐magnet NMR‐MOUSE® with crazy coil. magnified image Bar‐magnet NMR‐MOUSE® with crazy coil.
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