Magnetic field generating system for magnetic resonance imaging

Electricity: measuring and testing – Particle precession resonance – Spectrometer components

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ABSTRACT:
A magnetic field generating system for use in a magnetic resonance imaging system to apply a static magnetic field and additionally a gradient field and a high frequency field to a body under examination in order to excite a magnetic resonance and to collect magnetic resonance data about the magnetic resonance. The field generating system comprises a superconducting including magnet a superconducting coil for generating the static magnetic field, a gradient coil for generating the gradient field and a high frequency coil for generating the high frequency field. At least part of the superconducting magnet is made of a metal member, and at least part of the metal member is interposed between the superconducting coil the gradient coil provided with non-conductive sections for impeding an eddy current.

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