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Where can I find shim current values in Bruker

Where can I find shim current values in Bruker

Hello,

I am a novie to the field. I am trying to record the change in settings post shimming using Bruker ParaVision. I only have access tot he Bruker format files (acqp, reco, 2dseq etc.). I was wondering where in these files can I find the shim values (Z2, XZ, YZ etc.)

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