esfit results and simulation

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TKienz
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esfit results and simulation

Post by TKienz »

Hello,

we are trying to use esfit to sumulate some rather complicated spectra of organic radicals. So far it works quite well, but when i use the the g-value, coupling constants and linebroadening provided by esfit and try simulate it, the simulation obtained does not look like the one esfit was showing as best result.

I have tried different methods, different scaling (scaling with baseline correction seem to work best, like lsq0). I have tried to use peak-to-peak linebroadening (lwpp) as well as FWHM (lw).

As far as I know the linebroadening is given in mT. I have tried if to convert them to Gauss, MHz and even tried if the value obtained is some sort of intrinsic value, where the starting parameter is set to 0 and the value retrieved is a fraction of +-1 of the range given.

Perhaps someone can help me with this issue.

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g = 2,006600879	
A1 = 10,67662615 G	
A2 = 3,412601787 G	
A3 = 3,411984069 G
A4 = 3,433421609 G	
A5 = 3,432924588 G	
lwpp = 0,232051906 mT
Seems like I can't attach the data converter get_MiniScope.m

Thank you all
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EasyFitTestFcMeNOB.m
esfit file
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Fc.m
simulation File
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Fc_1_80_mg_3_2_mg_AgSbF6_1_3_mg_Nitroso_in_500_muL_CH2Cl2_RT_9419000.m
experimental data, change file extention to .spe
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TKienz
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Re: esfit results and simulation

Post by TKienz »

Here the data converter get_Miniscope.m
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Stefan Stoll
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Re: esfit results and simulation

Post by Stefan Stoll »

One think to check for is to make sure your Exp.Range settings are the same for the fitting and the simulations.

Can you trim down your code to a small snipped that demonstrates the problem, without the experimental data?
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