Magnetic resonance elastography active adsorption type bridging exciter
A technology of magnetic resonance elasticity and excitation device, which is applied in the directions of using vibration for diagnosis, medical science, sensors, etc., can solve the problems of low conversion efficiency of elastic waves, and achieve the effects of light weight, convenient operation and improved conversion efficiency.
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[0031] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0032] As shown in the attached figure, the magnetic resonance elastography active adsorption bridging device mainly includes two parts: a vibration generator and an active adsorption bridging mechanism.
[0033] The vibration generator includes a miniature vibrating table, a sealed air chamber at the vibrating end and a "T"-shaped push rod. The edge of the upper circular surface is sealed and connected with the thin film 3 at the supporting end of the elastic structure and the airtight air chamber at the vibrating end; thus, the elastic wave can be transmitted by virtue of the elasticity of the thin film.
[0034] The active adsorption bridging mechanism includes a closed air chamber 6 at the bridge end, a concave adsorption surface 11 and an air extraction device 9. The airtight air chamber 6 at the bridge end communicates with the airtight air chamber 4 at the vibra...
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