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An inductive element of a multipole impedance transforming bandpass network of classical design such as Butterworth or Chebyshev, for example, is employed as a pick-up coil for sensing NMR signals. The network matches the high input impedance of an NMR receiver preamplifier to the low impedance of the pick-up coil. Simultaneously, and as a consequence of the impedance matching, the high preamplifier input impedance appears as a band width broadening element at the pick-up coil. By virtue of the multipole design of transformer, a bandwidth broader than the natural bandwidth of the pick-up coil is obtained and the transfer of the energy of the detected NMR signal to the preamplifier is maximized.

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