Abstract
An improved double channel electronic sampling integrator with digital output is described which is particularly suitable for enhancing signal-to-noise in pulsed NMR studies in solids where narrow sampling gate widths and long data memory are essential. The sampling gate widths are 1 μsec or less. The difference signal between the channel inputs is converted to digital form and stored in a standard counter which may be modified to add successive counts, thereby computing the mean numerically. Since there is no analog integration the system has a pulse response time of 1 μsec. The system is free of ion or grid current drift problems common to previous designs. Thermal drift is small. Details of the circuits and graphs of integrating performance are presented.
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