Abstract
The question of using multisegment coils, connected in parallel, for NMR is investigated. It is shown theoretically and experimentally that such coils offer significant improvements over equivalent single coils in several ways: (1) For a given size, they are usable at much higher frequencies; (2) for a given Larmor frequency, they can be made larger to contain more sample; and (3) the axial component of the rf electric field can be reduced for certain coil geometries.
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