Abstract
A low-cost, full-body, ultralow magnetic NMR imaging system employing digital detection and RF synthesis is described. The data processing, which involves analogue to digital conversion at the Larmor rate of 680 kHz, followed by digital quadrature detection and digital smoothing with undersampling, is analysed. The performance of the system exhibits significant improvements over more conventional systems operating at ultralow magnetic fields.
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