Method for the compensation of eddy currents caused by gradients

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

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ABSTRACT:
In a method for the compensation of eddy currents caused by gradients in nuclear magnetic resonance apparatus a gradient pulse is activated and a nuclear magnetic resonance signal is excited in a slice of a spatially extended phantom, the nuclear magnetic resonance signal is acquired after the end of the gradient pulse and during the decay time of the eddy currents caused by said gradient pulse and the eddy current magnetic field is identified from the phase curve of this nuclear magnetic resonance signal. A filter for the gradient system that generates the gradient pulse is calculated on the basis of the eddy current magnetic field identified in this way.

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