Abstract: A method for generating a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum of nuclear spin moments of a sample includes a static magnetic field permeating the sample, and a detection spin moment with a detection region surrounding the latter. The detection region extends at least partly into the sample.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for generating a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum (4) of nuclear spin moments (6) of a sample (8), comprising a static magnetic field (B) permeating the sample (8), and a detection spin moment (16) with a detection region (18) surrounding the latter, said detection region extending at least partly into the sample (8), and also an antenna element (22) for radiating in frequency pulses (F) for influencing the nuclear spin moments (6) and radio-frequency pulses (H) for influencing the detection spin moment (16), wherein a polarization step (42) involves polarizing at least one portion of the nuclear spin moments (6) along the magnetic field (B) to form a longitudinal magnetization (Mz), wherein a transfer step (44) involves converting the longitudinal magnetization (Mz) into a transverse magnetization (Mxy) by radiating in a frequency pulse (F) with a 90° flip angle, wherein a detection step (46) involves radiating in a sequence (S) of radio-frequency pulses (H) onto the dete

Abstract: A digital logger system includes a multichannel interface circuit adapted: 1. for concurrently and continuously receiving audio telecommunication signals for at least two telephone calls; and 2. for continuously transmitting digital audio data extracted from the received audio telecommunication signals. A Universal Serial Bus (“USB”) hub of the digital logger system: 1. receives the continuously transmitted digital audio data; and 2. and transmits it to a USB root hub. A USB root hub of personal computer (“PC”) receives the transmitted digital audio data, and executes PC software which continuously monitors the digital audio data for decoding line status and signaling information embedded therein to determine status of a telephone line including a telephone line “going off hook.” When a telephone line goes “off hook,” the PC software records both: 1. an audio header that stores information about a telephone call; and 2. an audio file that stores compressed digital audio data for the telephone call.