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Spectral Width
 
The overall width in hertz needed to observe a particular NMR spectrum. This width is generally set using the Nyquist limit; namely, that the temporal sampling rate must be equal to twice the maximum spread in frequencies.
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Full Width at Half Maximum
 
(FWHM) A commonly used measure of the width at half the maximum value of peaked functions such as spectral lines or slice profiles and important measure of the quality of an imaging device and its spatial resolution. As the name states, the FWHM is measured by identifying the points on the signal curve, which are half the maximum value. The horizontal distance between these two points is called the FWHM. For a spectral line, this will be proportional to 1/T2.
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(WFS) The water fat shift defines the frequency bandwidth resulting in pixel shift due to the water/fat spectral separation. WFS decreases or increases to a specified number of pixels in mm. The amount of WFS is proportional to the main magnetic field.

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Selective Excitation
 
Controlling the frequency spectrum (bandwidth) of a RF pulse (via tailoring) while imposing a magnetic field gradient on spins, such that only a desired region will have an appropriate resonant frequency to be excited.
Originally used to excite all but a desired region; now often used to select only a desired region, such as a plane, for excitation. Used without simultaneous magnetic field gradients, tailored RF pulses can be used to selectively excite a particular spectral line or group of lines. RF and gradient pulse combinations can be designed to select both spatial regions and spectral frequencies.
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Exponential Weighting
 
Multiplication of the time-dependent signal data by an exponential function, exp(t/TC), where t is time and TC is a parameter called the time constant (in spectroscopy). The time constant can be chosen to either improve the signal to noise ratio (with a negative TC) or decrease the effective spectral line width (with a positive TC) in the resulting spectrum. The use of a negative TC to improve SNR is equivalent to line broadening by convolving the spectrum with a Lorentzian function of corresponding reciprocal width.
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