Instrumentation Flashcards
magnetic fields associated with MR imaging system include the
static magnetic field
RF field
gradient field
MR system component that produces the B(o) field is the
main magnet
the MR system component that produces the B(1) field is the
radiofrequencey system
there are various types of magnets that can be sued for MR imagers, these include
permanent magnet
resisteive
magnet
hybrid magnet
‘superconductive magnet
the MR system component that provieds a meads for alignment of proton spins is the
main magnet
the MR system component that provides a meands for excitation is the
radio frequency system
the MR system component that provides a means for spatial encoding is the
gradient system
the liquid cryogen commonly used to maintain the magnet coil at superconducting temperatures is
helium
nitrogen
some systems use only one cryogen in such systems the cryogen is
helium
faradays law of induction states that if a loop of wire is moved through a magnetic field____will be created in the wire
voltage
the equation associated with faradays law of induction is
ΔB/ΔT=ΔV
according to faradays law of induction the amount of current produced in a loop of wire moving through a magnetic field is proportional to the
strength of magnetic field
in a typical superconducting cylindrical bore magnet, the direction of the magnetic field is
horizontal
the direction of the magnetic field in a typical permanent magnet is
vertical
to maintain the magnetic field of a resisteive magnet which of the follwoing should be applied to the magnet coils
current
magnetic field strength is measured in units of Tesla (T) and Gauss (G) whereby 1 T equals
10000 G