1st part chapter 9 Flashcards
Homogeneity
Uniform was of magnetic field measured in parts per million
Faradays law
When there is a current running through closed loop of wire an magnetic filed will be generated
Ferromagnetic
Strong attraction to magnetic field and can become a projectile
High and positive
Can become permanent magnetized
Magnetism and types
Ability to be affected by magnetic field Paramagnetic Diamagnetic Ferromagnetic Super paramagnetic
Paramagnetic
Affects a MF by local increase in strength
Low and positive
Diamagnetic
Affects MD by local decrease in strength
Low and negative
3 primary magnets
Permanent
Resistive
Superconductive
Advantages and disadvantages of permanent magnet
Adv- low cost, negligent able fringe field
Dis- limited field strength, fixed field strength and very heavy
Adv and disadv of resistive
Adv- low cost, easy maintence and negligible fringe field
Dis- high power consumption, water cooling necessary and potential field instability
Adv and disadv of superconductive magnet
Adv- high FS, high homogeneity and low power consumption
Dis- high cost, high cryogenic cost and intense fringe filed
RF system perform 2 primary task
Excited tissue and converts signal to image
Rf receiver and preamplifiers
Receiver amplifies signal
Preamp strengthens the entire signal
Characteristics of surface coils large
More uniform
Lower SNR
Not suitable for small FOV
Applications are torso hips and long bones
Characteristics SUrface coils small
Sensitive only near body
High SNR
Small FIV
High resolution
Local coils - 5
Linear - single loop Helmholtz- two parallel loops Flexible- 1 or more linear loops around roi Quadrature- bird cage Phased array- multiple coils