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{|border=1
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|variant||sequence, numbers correspond to tip angle in each pulse||total bandwidth, &Delta;&nu;/&nu;<br>where &nu; - field strength in Hz,<br>&Delta;&nu; - effective bandwidth||length, x pw90
|-
|dipsi1
|365; -295; 65; -305; 350
|0.8
|15.3(3)
|-
|dipsi2
|320; -410; 290; -285; 30; -245; 375; -265; 370
|1.2
|28.7(7)
|-
|dipsi3
| -245; 395; -250; 275; -30; 230; -360; 245; -370; 340; -370; 340; -350; 260; -270; 30; -225; 365; -255; 395
|1.6
|54.3(3)
|}
===References===
<biblio>
#dipsi bibtex=@article{shaka1988isb,
  title={{Iterative schemes for bilinear operators; application to spin decoupling}},
  author={SHAKA, AJ and LEE, CJ and PINES, A.},
  journal={Journal of magnetic resonance},
  volume={77},
  number={2},
  pages={274--293},
  year={1988},
  publisher={Academic Press}
}
</biblio>


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