Discussion
What sets the digital resolution of a Fourier transform spectrum?
Answer: D
Digital resolution in hertz per point is one divided by the acquisition time, so a one second acquisition gives one hertz per point and a four second acquisition a quarter of that. Scans add signal but not resolution, the field sets dispersion rather than digitisation, and the pulse width sets the excitation bandwidth. To resolve a small coupling the acquisition must be long enough, which in turn requires the relaxation to be slow enough for signal to remain. Resolution and sensitivity again pull against each other.
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