Probes

TXI Probes

Triple Resonance Probe for NMR structure determination of macromolecules

Bruker’s Triple Resonance Probes (TXI) are used extensively for the family of triple resonance experiments developed to perform NMR structure determination of biological macromolecules. Select a probe with decoupling nuclei to match your sample requirements.

Inverse Triple Probes give you access to advanced NMR techniques, letting you pulse up to three or four nuclei, respectively, in one experiment.

The inner coil of these probes is optimized for 1H observation. The outer coil of TXI probe is optimized for decoupling of two specified nuclei. If you add a deuterium lock switch, you can decouple 2H as well, permitting decoupling of up to three nuclei in a single pulse sequence.

Bruker’s Triple Resonance Probes (TXI) are used extensively for the family of triple resonance experiments developed to perform NMR structure determination of biological macromolecules. Select a probe with decoupling nuclei to match your sample requirements.

Inverse Triple Probes give you access to advanced NMR techniques, letting you pulse up to three or four nuclei, respectively, in one experiment.

The inner coil of these probes is optimized for 1H observation. The outer coil of TXI probe is optimized for decoupling of two specified nuclei. If you add a deuterium lock switch, you can decouple 2H as well, permitting decoupling of up to three nuclei in a single pulse sequence.

Technical Details

  • Available for all fields, from 400 to 1200 MHz
  • Inner coil optimized for 1H observation
  • Four fully independent channels  
  • Simultaneous decoupling of 2H, 13C and 15N nuclei.
  • Sample diameter 3 and 5 mm 
  • Z-Gradient
  • XYZ-Gradient as option at all frequencies available
  • Option automated tuning and matching device (ATM) is available
  • Standard sample temperature range -150°C – 150°C (5mm)

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