Gradient power source apparatus for magnetic resonance imaging s

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

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ABSTRACT:
A capacitor is connected in parallel with a gradient coil to form a parallel resonance circuit with the gradient coil. A gradient coil current is reversed utilizing parallel resonance of the gradient coil and the capacitor. The gradient coil current is detected by a shunt resistor connected in series to a power source. A voltage across the shunt resistor is compared with a reference voltage to control a power-source voltage, thereby controlling a gradient-coil current waveform. This arrangement allows imaging sequences to be performed in a short time without involving gradient field waveform distortion and increasing power consumption. A gradient power source apparatus suited for ultra high-speed MRI apparatus is provided.

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