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News Release from: Jeol USA | Subject: ECS-400 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometer
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 09 August 2007
New high-sensitivity NMR spectrometer
goes on show
JEOL USA is introducing its new compact, high-performance ECS-400 400MHz NMR spectrometer featuring the new Jastec 400 MHz Super Self-Shielded superconducting magnet
The fully digital ECS-400 console is flexible enough to run even the most demanding multi-dimensional NMR experiments The spectrometer's compact design significantly reduces the instrument footprint and conserves laboratory space
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 30 Mar 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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The instrument is well suited for synthetic compound characterisation, student laboratory instruction, and industrial quality control applications.
The JEOL ECS-400 NMR is fully automated and cyber-enabled, allowing multiple users to collect and receive data from any authorised PC connected on the network.
The Delta software package is used for both data acquisition and data processing.
Delta runs natively on both Windows XP and Mac OS X and is provided with a site-licence as part of the standard spectrometer package, making it available to all users both corporate-wide and campus-wide.
To complement the new NMR console, a new 400MHz multinuclear, broadband, automatic tuning and matching, pulsed field gradient NMR probe will also be introduced.
The new probe technology is optimised to achieve the highest room temperature NMR probe sensitivity for 1H and 13C observation.
Guaranteed sensitivities of 200:1 for 13C (ASTM) and 280:1 for 1H (0.1 percent ethyl benzene) improve detection limits and can reduce measurement time by 20 percent and 50 percent.
A host of other specialised NMR probes and sample changers are also available.
The ECS-400 will be demonstrated at ACS Fall 2007, August 20-22, on booth 919-921.
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