Gradient driver control in magnetic resonance imaging

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

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ABSTRACT:
Electromagnet coil driving circuitry in a magnetic resonance imaging system is modified to include a flux-driven closed-loop real-time feedback control. The result is more accurate and efficient control of the net actual gradient flux generated by the coil even in the presence of magnetic circuit materials exhibiting hysteresis effects and/or electrical conductors giving rise to eddy current effects. Such driver control can be used to simultaneously correct the magnetic flux changes induced by environmental, ambient or other outside disturbances affecting the net magnetic field within a patient imaging volume of a magnetic resonance imaging system.

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