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Default Varian FIDs ordering: Inner and outer loop in the sequence(Rance-Kay & States)?

Varian FIDs ordering: Inner and outer loop in the sequence(Rance-Kay & States)?

Dear all,

I am new to NMR and I have difficulty understanding the ordering of FIDs, e.g. if an experiment uses both Rance-Kay and States, there will be loops(outer/inner) which need to be taken care during data processing. I don't completely understand how FIDs(indirect dimension) are stored and in what order. In a pulse sequnece, what an inner or outer loop corresponds to?



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