Bruker’s Avance NMR spectrometers are utilized in various scientific fields to elucidate the structure, dynamics, and interactions of molecules. Avance spectrometers are composed of three main hardware components:

• A console, which is the central control unit of the NMR spectrometer, and houses sophisticated electronics for the generation of the pulse sequences and for data acquisition and processing.
• A superconducting magnet to generate a homogenous and stable magnetic field to polarize the nuclear spins in the sample.
• A probe for transmitting radiofrequency pulses and detecting the resulting signals from the sample.

An example for a typical NMR spectrometer with a 800 MHz NMR magnet and a cryogenically cooled probe is shown in Figure 1.

Bruker's NMR hardware is seamlessly complemented by state-of-the-art NMR software, creating a comprehensive and powerful platform for advanced spectroscopic analysis. Our software offering covers the acquisition, processing, analysis, interpretation, and visualization of NMR data and is designed to maximize the potential of the Avance hardware, enhancing functionality and ease of use.