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posted Aug 31 '10 at 11:24

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Evgeny Fadeev
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Hi Veera, I've looked at the pulse sequence `rocsa2d.c` and it seems that quad selection is hardcoded into phase tables `table2` - for `X` nucleus CP pulses and `table13` - for the receiver. I think what will achieve your goal is modifying those entries like so: static int table2[4] = {0,0}; static int table13[4] = {0,2}; or static int table2[4] = {1,1}; static int table13[4] = {1,3}; one of them should result in real data another in imaginary (not sure which one will be which :). Disclaimer: I don't know anything about solids sequences and just applying guesswork here.
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posted Aug 31 '10 at 11:25

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Evgeny Fadeev
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Hi Veera, I've looked at the pulse sequence rocsa2d.c and it seems that quad selection is hardcoded into phase tables table2 - for X nucleus CP pulses and table13 - for the receiver.

The original records are:

static int table2[4] = {0,0,1,1};
static int table13[4] = {0,2,1,3};

I think what will achieve your goal is modifying those entries like so:

static int table2[4] = {0,0};
static int table13[4] = {0,2};

or

static int table2[4] = {1,1};
static int table13[4] = {1,3};

one of them should result in real data another in imaginary (not sure which one will be which :).

Disclaimer: I don't know anything about solids sequences and just applying guesswork here.

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posted Aug 31 '10 at 11:25

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Evgeny Fadeev
5771

Hi Veera, I've looked at the pulse sequence rocsa2d.c and it seems that quad selection is hardcoded into phase tables table2 - for X nucleus CP pulses and table13 - for the receiver.

The original records are:

static int table2[4] = {0,0,1,1};
static int table13[4] = {0,2,1,3};

I think what will achieve your goal is modifying those entries like so:so (and recompiling the sequence with seqgen command):

static int table2[4] = {0,0};
static int table13[4] = {0,2};

or

static int table2[4] = {1,1};
static int table13[4] = {1,3};

one of them should result in real data another in imaginary (not sure which one will be which :).

Disclaimer: I don't know anything about solids sequences and just applying guesswork here.

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posted Aug 31 '10 at 11:29

Evgeny%20Fadeev's gravatar image

Evgeny Fadeev
5771

Hi Veera, I've looked at the pulse sequence rocsa2d.c and it seems that quad selection is hardcoded into phase tables table2 - for X nucleus CP pulses and table13 - for the receiver.

The original records are:

static int table2[4] = {0,0,1,1};
static int table13[4] = {0,2,1,3};

I think what will achieve your goal is modifying those entries like so (and recompiling the sequence with seqgen command):

static int table2[4] = {0,0};
static int table13[4] = {0,2};

or

static int table2[4] = {1,1};
static int table13[4] = {1,3};

one of them should result in real data another in imaginary (not sure which one will be which :).

Disclaimer: I don't know anything about solids sequences and just applying guesswork here.here. Will appreciate if someone corrects me. Thanks.

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