The Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) experiment is a fundamental component of modern physics laboratory courses in universities for science and engineering students. It has an open design for direct observation of key components like the detection coil, sweep coil, excitation coil, and sample position within the magnetic field. Paired with a user-provided oscilloscope, it allows observation of the NMR phenomenon through the field sweep method and measurement of resonance frequencies, making it suitable for foundational modern physics experiments in higher education.
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