calculating power level with stdisp

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For some reason the shape tool has some sort of glitch that I can't calculate a power level for a wurst 10 ms pulse 180 rotation for a a 522 max gamma ~ for over 3000 Hz, with an option "Analyze adiabatic shape".

It insists it is not an adiabatic shape.

So I tried opening the same file shape tool in XWIN-NMR shape tool and the same problem occured but this time it gave me the Hz covered in maximum gamma when I included the degrees of rotation as well as the time for the pulse. it covers a 3ppm bandwidth etc.

I think I've done this many years ago but can't find my notes on it. Is there a way to calculate this? Thanks. R

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asked Sep 10 '09 at 12:21

roseyp
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updated Nov 18 '09 at 14:24

Evgeny Fadeev
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1	You can try to use edprosol to calculate the power level of the shaped pulse. I use this methodology because it is more quick to obtain the value than via stdisp. link answered Jul 10 at 14:49 Cleber Barreto 63

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