Radio frequency field coil and power splitter for NMR

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

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324318, G01R 3320

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ABSTRACT:
A radio frequency coil for use in MR imaging applications includes a series of conducting segments aligned with the longitudinal, static magnetic field of the MR magnet. A hybrid power splitter/combiner feeds each axial segment with a phased signal to generate a transverse circularly polarized magnetic field. The power splitter combiner isolates the axial segments to reduce magnetic field distortions produced by capacitive coupling between the imaged object and the radio frequency coil. The axial segments are tuned to series resonance to further reduce capacitive coupling. A stepped shield design permits separation of the power splitter combiner from the axial segments without piercing the bore tube.

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