Actively shielded planar gradient coil for pole plate magnets of

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

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ABSTRACT:
Each pole plate of a pole plate magnet of a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus has a sub-coil of the gradient coil allocated to it. Each sub-coil is composed of a primary and a secondary coil, respectively lying on one of two overlapping surfaces of a frustrum. The winding curve of each sub-coil changes multiply over a surface of the frustrum between the surfaces. The gradient coil can thus be optimized such that the required, maximum current densities become significantly lower compared to conventional, actively shielded arrangements.

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