NICOLET INSTRUMENT CORPORATION
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v'O ft'1 i §# Ιϋίΐ.'ΙΙΙϋ^ * *^ υ" -ί • 1 NICOLET OFFERS improved sensitivity for any Ν MR spectrometer tèf f*>* • * Π n#«*a>«* •r' • If you are doing pulsed, cw, or Fourier transform NMR and you use any of these spectrometers: G BrukerHFX-90 D BrukerHX-90 D BrukerBK-KR300 G JEOL C-60L D JEOLC-60HL D JEOLMH-100 G JEOLPS-100 D NMR Specialties MT-1000 D Varian HA-100 G Varian A-60A G Varian A-60D G Varian T-60 G Varian DP-60 Π Varian DA-60 G Varian XL-100 Q or one you built yourself . . . there's a Nicolet system for you. NICOLET INSTRUMENT CORPORATION In addition to improving signal-to-noise ratio through signal averaging, Nicolet data systems offer you features like: field stabilization — continuous display — numerical display of decimal number data values — integration — data transfer between memory sections — curve smoothing — differentiation — baseline correction — combination of stored program and wired program techniques — software for fast Fourier transforms — expandable memory — normalization — NMR simulation software — versatile plug-in modules for A/D conversion — and data readout via oscilloscope, X-Y plotter, teletype, or magnetic tape. Hundreds of Nicolet systems are in use, and not only for NMR. Mass spectrometry, EPR, IR, and Raman spectroscopy are other proven applications for Nicolet systems. Write or call collect for details on how your spectrometer could benefit from the addition of a Nicolet system. Dept. SP, 5225 Verona Road, Madison, Wisconsin 53711 Phone 608/271-3333 TWX: 910-286-2713 (formerly Fabri-Tek Instruments, Inc.) Sales and Service: In Canada by Ahearn & Soper, Ltd., Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, and Ottawa . . . In Europe by Nicolet Instrument, GmbH, 6000 Frankfurt am Main, Eschersheimer, Lanstr. 34, West Germany 0611/551883, Telex: 841-416169. Represented by Techmation in Amsterdam, Brussels, London and Paris . . . In Japan by Nisso Koheki Company Ltd., Tokyo. CIRCLE 138 O N READER SERVICE CARD 38 A · ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, VOL. 44, NO. 3, MARCH 1972
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NICOLET OFFERS
improved sensitivity for any Ν MR spectrometer
tèf f*>* • *
Π n#«*a>«*
• r ' •
If you are doing pulsed, cw, or Fourier transform N M R and you use any of these spectrometers:
G BrukerHFX-90 D BrukerHX-90 D BrukerBK-KR300 G JEOL C-60L D JEOLC-60HL D JEOLMH-100 G JEOLPS-100 D NMR Specialties MT-1000 D Varian HA-100 G Varian A-60A G Varian A-60D G Varian T-60 G Varian DP-60 Π Varian DA-60 G Varian XL-100 Q or one you built yourself . . .
there's a Nicolet system for you.
NICOLET INSTRUMENT CORPORATION
In addi t ion to improving signal-to-noise ratio through signal averaging, Nicolet data systems offer you features l ike: f ield stabi l ization — continuous display — numerical display of decimal number data values — integration — data transfer between memory sections — curve smoothing — differentiation — baseline correct ion — combinat ion of stored program and wired program techniques — software for fast Fourier transforms — expandable memory — normalization — NMR simulation software — versati le plug-in modules for A / D conversion — and data readout via osci l loscope, X-Y plotter, teletype, or magnetic tape.
Hundreds of Nicolet systems are in use, and not only for NMR. Mass spectrometry, EPR, IR, and Raman spectroscopy are other proven appl icat ions for Nicolet systems. Write or call col lect for details on how your spectrometer could benefit f rom the addit ion of a Nicolet system.
Dept. SP, 5225 Verona Road, Madison, Wisconsin 53711 Phone 608/271-3333 TWX: 910-286-2713 (formerly Fabri-Tek Instruments, Inc.)
Sales and Service: In Canada by Ahearn & Soper, Ltd., Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, and Ottawa . . . In Europe by Nicolet Instrument, GmbH, 6000 Frankfurt am Main, Eschersheimer, Lanstr. 34, West Germany 0611/551883, Telex: 841-416169. Represented by Techmation in Amsterdam, Brussels, London and Paris . . . In Japan by Nisso Koheki Company Ltd., Tokyo.
CIRCLE 138 O N READER SERVICE CARD
38 A · ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, VOL. 44, NO. 3, MARCH 1972
