Hi Rainer,
I have used a Ridgid brand inspection camera for this purpose. The model I have is a SeeSnake micro TM Inspection Camera. The current model is called a Ridgid micro CA-100 Inspection Camera. I had no problems with it operating in a 300 MHz bore, and the head also fits into the energisation port of Oxford magnets. I have not tried it on a Bruker. The head is ¾" diameter and the snake is 36" long.
Cheers, -Hirsch
Jerry Hirschinger, NMR Instrumentation Specialist
Purdue Interdepartmental NMR Facility
560 Oval Dr. West Lafayette, IN 47907-2084
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From: Rainer Haessner [mailto:rainer.haessner_at_tum.de]
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2012 3:30 AM
To: 'ammrl_at_ammrl.org'
Subject: AMMRL: endoscope
Hi,
don't worry: the header *is* NMR related. ;-)
The idea is to get an inside into the magnet bore without removing the probe, especially a cryoprobe.
In principle it's easy, there are a tremendous amount of devices available. But the question of
course are the magnetic properties. The endoscope itself has to be nonmagnetic and has to work
inside high magnetic fields (Hall effect).
Any ideas concerning suitable devices, classical or with computer connection?
Greetings
Rainer
Received on Thu Nov 01 2012 - 10:08:32 MST