Nuclear magnetic resonance signal real-time noise offsetting device for multiple near-end reference coils
A technology for nuclear magnetic resonance and noise cancellation, applied in electron magnetic resonance/nuclear magnetic resonance detection, measurement devices, electric/magnetic exploration, etc., can solve problems such as inoperable signals, increase the application range, and improve the signal-to-noise ratio , Improve the efficiency of data collection and processing
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[0028] figure 1 with figure 2 A block diagram showing a first embodiment of the near-end reference adaptive noise cancellation system of the present invention. When there are multiple noise sources in the measurement environment, multiple near-end referenced receive coils are required. That is, the main signal receiving coil 10 and more than one 20, 30 or even 40 proximal reference receiving coils. The signal of the main receiving coil is expressed as the superposition S(t)+N(t) of the NMR signal and the environmental noise, and the signal received by the near-end reference coil is expressed as the superposition of the NMR signal component and the environmental noise s m (t)+n m (t)(m=1,2...M). The received signal is pre-amplified and filtered by the multi-channel signal conditioning circuits 11, 21, 31 and 41 of the ground nuclear magnetic resonance instrument 1, and then converted into digital quantities by digital-to-analog converters 12, 22, 32 and 42 respectively. S...
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[0047] image 3 A block diagram showing a second embodiment of the near-end reference adaptive noise cancellation system of the present invention. A main signal receiving coil 10 and a proximal reference receiving coil 20 . The signal of the main receiving coil is expressed as the superposition S(t)+N(t) of the NMR signal S(t) and the environmental noise N(t), and the signal received by the near-end reference coil is expressed as the NMR signal component s 1 (t) and ambient noise n 1 Superposition s of (t) 1 (t)+n 1 (t). The received signal is pre-amplified and filtered by the multi-channel signal conditioning circuits 11 and 21 of the ground nuclear magnetic resonance instrument 1, and then passed through the digital-to-analog converters 12 and 22, respectively converted into digital quantities 13 and 23 and entered into the digital signal processing chip 5. The main signal channel data 13 is denoted as d[n], and the near-end reference signal channel data 23 is denoted a...
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