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Improved ultra-broadband chirp excitation.
Journal of Magnetic Resonance 2019 March 27
The design and application of ultra-broadband excitation pulses have been among the most interesting and timely areas in NMR and EPR methodology in recent years, due especially to advances in hardware design in EPR, the advent and popularity of high- and ultrahigh-field NMR, and the application of numerical methods like optimal control theory to the design and optimization of radiofrequency pulses and pulse sequences. In this communication, we present a short, robust, and flexible version of the CHORUS family of constant-phase, very broadband excitation sequences. We demonstrate that more than 0.5 MHz excitation with uniform amplitudes and phases can be achieved with this excitation sequence.
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