Experimental Techniques: NMR Echo

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This lecture explains the concept of echo in NMR experiments, where a sequence of pi half and pi pulses is used to create a strong signal in the coils by flipping nuclear spins in opposite directions, leading to the measurement of the T2 relaxation time.

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