Non-cylindrical RF coil for MRI
A non-cylindrical, radio frequency coil technology, used in measuring devices, measuring magnetic variables, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as limited number of design parameters and limitations
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[0024] refer to figure 1 A magnetic resonance scanner 10 includes a scanner housing 12 that includes a cavity 14 or other receiving area for receiving a patient or other object. The main magnet 20 located in the scanner housing 12 is controlled by a main magnet controller 22 to generate a main B at least in the target area of the cavity 14. 0 magnetic field. Typically, the main magnet 20 is a permanent superconducting magnet surrounded by a cryogenic cover 24, but a resistive main magnet could also be used.
[0025] Magnetic field gradient coils 28 are arranged in or on housing 12 in order to superimpose selected magnetic field gradients at least on the main magnetic field in the relevant region. Typically, the magnetic field gradient coils include coils for generating three orthogonal magnetic field gradients (eg, x-gradient, y-gradient, and z-gradient). A radio frequency coil 30 is arranged within the cavity 14 of the scanner 10 for transmitting B 1 RF excitation pulse...
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