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NMR Spectroscopy: Principles and Applications
nmr spectroscopy : Principles and ApplicationsNagarajan MuraliFourier TransformLecture 3 Fourier Transform in NMRThe measured (or detected) signal in modern NMR is in time domain. This is a major difference compared to other kinds of time domain signal is of limited value except in very simple cases. In realistic situations it is essential to present a spectrum frequency vsintensity plot and Fourier transform elegantly does this conversion from the time domain signal or FID. Fourier Transform in NMRM athematically, the Fourier transform of a time domain signal can be expressed as an integral of the product of the time domain signal and a sinusoidal signal. The result can be expressed in either rad/sec or in Hz units.
Fourier Transform in NMR The measured (or detected) signal in modern NMR is in time domain. This is a major difference compared to other kinds of spectroscopy.
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