• Import data file
• Acquisition
  parameters
• Separate
  interleaved data
• Echo file
• Anti-echo file
• F2 Fourier
  transform
• Shearing
  2D map
• F1 Fourier
  transform
• Pure absorption 2D lineshape
• F1 and F2 offsets
• Important remarks

6 - F2 Fourier transform

To transform the echo and antiecho files from time-domain to frequency-domain, we start performing F2 Fourier transforms.

(1) We recall the three echo files by selecting the menu items:

Data/echo

(2) We perform F2 Fourier transform of the echo files by selecting the menu items:

Process/Transform/Complex Fourier

(3) We click on the spectrum appearing above the 2D map. A window with title echo -> Frequency Data: Slice #1 appears.

(4) To phase this spectrum, we select the menu items:

Process/Phase/Phase Window

The Phase Dialog window appears:

(5) We perform the zero-order phase correction as usual using the slider. To save the numerical values, we click first on the Apply Phase button, then on the Copy to 2nd Dim button. Finally, we close the window by clicking on the square at the top left corner.
We also close the echo -> Frequency Data: Slice #1 window.

(6) We apply the phase correction to all the echo files by selecting the menu items:

Process/Phase/Phase Correct

Figure 1 Intensity plot of the unsheared 2D echo map:
The horizontal axis is labeled in frequency unit.
The vertical axis is labeled in time unit.

We repeat the above procedure with the anti-echo files.

Figure 2 Intensity plot of the unsheared 2D anti-echo map:
The horizontal axis is labeled in frequency unit.
The vertical axis is labeled in time unit.