RF coil coupling for MRI with tuned RF rejection circuit using c

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324318, 324322, 333176, 333185, 333207, H03H 701

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ABSTRACT:
Undesirable RF coupling via the outside of an outer coaxial cable conductor to/from RF coils in a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus is minimized by employing a parallel resonance tuned RF choke in the circuit. The choke is realized by forming a short coiled section of the coaxial cable with a lumped fixed capacitance connected in parallel thereacross and a conductive tuning rod positioned within the center of the coiled section so as to trim the parallel resonant frequency to the desired value.

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