Atom Crystal <crystalatom@yahoo.com> (by way of BUM <bruker-users-mail@purcell.cchem.berkeley.edu>) writes:
> Hi there,
>
> I just want to confirm whether the following is true or not:
>
> When shape pulse is used in cpd program, it is the pl of that channel rather
> than sp of the shape pulse that determines the actual power level used.
>
> Say, for the following pulse segment
>
> d12 pl30:f1
> d8 cpds1:f1
> d13 pl1:f1
>
> assume we have for cpdprg1
>
> 1 2u
> pcpd:sp30:0
> jump to 1
>
>
> Is it true that pl30 rather than sp30 determines the power level actually
> used
> for the shape pulse 30?
>
yes, shapes in cpd use the power level which would be used for square
pulses at this place.
> If it is true, this is different from the way power level is determined for
> shape pulse in pulse program normally.
>
This is true as well, except if you use
(p11:sp1(currentpower) ph1):f1
or fastshapes (:spf1).
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