I have a question regarding the quantification of the error in peak integrals due to noise.
I have a series of spectra with only one signal. I'm doing a diffusion measurement, so the intensity of this signal decreases, going through the series. I have to quantify the intensity drop, and also the error in this due to low S/N.
1) What would the error in the intensity due to noise be if I would determine the signal intensity from the first point of the FID (as I have only one signal, this is a good method)2) What would the error be if I first FT the FID, and then determine the integral of the resulting signal (this is easier to do with standard NMR software)
I hope someone can help me out!
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