Introduction
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• minispec Plus Classic
• minispec Plus Chemometrics
• minispec Plus NoCalibration
• minispec Plus Tempering
5.1 Improvements
The minispec mq-Series is the fifth generation of benchtop pulsed NMR analyzers produced
by BRUKER. Since the first BRUKER minispec series was introduced in the early 1970’s,
there have been many improvements in hardware and software. Highlights of the mq-Series
minispec generation include:
• minispec control and user interface software operates under Windows
TM
7 32-bit/64-bit.
• All turn-key applications are included.
• Measurement monitoring is possible via a network-connected PC.
• Spreadsheet/database and statistics functions.
• Main hardware options:
– Rapid, easy and tool-free exchange of “intelligent” probes
– Broad-band excitation: 5-65 MHz
– Digital pulse attenuation
– Permanent magnet/probe systems up to 60 MHz (
1
H)
Note: Some of the features mentioned above may be optional.
The minispec mq-Series has been designed for easy use with routine QC/QA measurements
and is also suited for complex research work. As part of this design, BRUKER has developed
a user friendly software interface (minispec.exe), which is configurable and modular in design
to allow for all types of applications. The user can select from a number of user interface
layouts (see Changing Analyser Type and Calibration Permission [} 36]) to suit the
applications most commonly used in the intended work environment.
For features regarding the minispec Plus software, please refer to the corresponding software
manuals available on the CD/memory stick (see Introduction [}21]).
5.2 Siting Considerations
Place the units on a strong, level, non-magnetic benchtop surface, capable of supporting their
weight (refer to Weights and Dimensions). A minimum distance of 10cm should be allowed
between the back of the Electronic Control Unit and adjacent objects in order to ensure
sufficient air-cooling.
Since objects containing iron can influence the magnetic field inside the Magnet Unit, do not
locate the Magnet Unit within 1 m of large iron objects or within 2 m of moving metallic
objects.
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