Abstract
AbstractWhen the signal‐to‐noise ratio of an NMR spectrometer falls below an acceptable point, one or more of the following items need to be measured or tested: resolution, probe transmitter and receiver coils, observe and decoupler radio‐frequency power amplifiers (transmitters), electronic devices connecting the probe to the receiver in the console, and the receiver section in the console. An elementary trouble‐shooting procedure and a flow‐chart are presented to aid in isolating the specific problem area. The procedure is based on the standard methods employed for trouble‐shooting in the fieldof electronics. The overall spectrometer system is first divided into sections, and then each one is checked for proper operation. The section that is not operating properly is then further divided into smaller ones, and each section checked again. The process is continued until the smallest repairable unit is identified.
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