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Part III Flashcards

1
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3 Parts of MRI Suites

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Gantry
Control Console
Computer Network/System

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Operating console is composed of :

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-imaging acquisition
-image processing

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Operating console [added]

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Start-up
Image acquisition
Prescan Calibrators
Image Scanning
Image Processing/Display/Manipulation

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MRI computers is composed of:

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Multitasking operating system
Control Computer
Acquisition Control System
Image Reconstruction
Processing Computer

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MRI system electronics

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Frequency Synthesizer
RF Amplifier
Gradient Coil Power Supply
Sequencing System
Digital Signal Acquisition System
Digital Image Processing System

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Ancillary Equipment

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Power Injectors
Infusion Pumps
Pads and Pillows
Cryogenic Filling Equipment

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CM used in MRI

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Gd DPTA -contrast (paramagnetic)
Diethylenetriamine Penta-acetic acid

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[ancillary equip.] Facilitate introduction of CM, Nonmagnetic

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Power injectors

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[ancillary equip.] Used for introduction of saline/fluid, automatic set rate/amount

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Infusion Pumps

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[ancillary equip.] used for pt comfort, headphones, pillows, blankets

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Pads and pillows

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[ancillary equip.] cooling system used to ensure magnetic property

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Cryogenic filling equipment

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[operating console-start- up] energizes the system

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Power On/Off

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[operating console-start- up] should be used if the pt is in danger (in case of adverse fx, claustrophobic)

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Emergency Off

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[operating console-start- up] installed with TV system for communication

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Intercom - speaker and Tv monitor to ensure pt is not moving

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[operating console-start- up] selection of pulse sequence, pulse delay timings, other parameters

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Scan Control Module

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[operating console-start- up] SLICES (no of gaps); scout images

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Image-Guided Graphical Prescription

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[operating console-start- up] review the image (display windowing), parametric imaging processing

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Image Display System

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[operating console] involves stimulation of H and receiving of signal

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Image Acquisition

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[operating console-image acquisition] often automatic, accommodate the body part/FOV

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Tuning Control

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[operating console-image acquisition] RT can modify, 90-90deg..90-180deg/..

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Pulse Sequence Selection

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[operating console-image acquisition] selection of repetion time [TR] and echo time [TE]

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Timing selection

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[operating console-image acquisition] optimize image contrast and SNR (reduce artifacts)
X and y axis to get FID

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RF pulse flip angle selection

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[operating console-image acquisition] Matrix Size

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256x256; larger matrix size = better image, longer imaging time

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[operating console-image acquisition] FOV

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reduced FOV = better spatial resolution (requires more signal acquisition)

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[operating console-image acquisition] amount of FID needed

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Number of Signal Acquisitions (NSA)
Number of Excitations (NEX)
Number of Averages (NA)

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[operating console-image acquisition] Slice Thickness

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Reduced slice thickness improves spatial resolution
Thicker slice = < detail

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[operating console-image acquisition] affects the SNR and chemical shift artifact
Range of frequency/signals

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Receiver Bandwidth (BW)

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[operating console-image acquisition] pre saturation pulses to eliminate signals from certain samples (fats and water)

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Magnetization Preparation Schemes

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[operating console-image acquisition] 2D and 3D images, usually for advanced imaging system - possible in MRI arteriogram

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Reconstruction Strategies

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[operating console-image acquisition] number. Of slices, gaps b/w slices, orientations - sagittal , coronal, axial

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Slice Positioning and Orientation

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[operating console] role of computer system

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Prescan Calibrators

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[operating console-prescan calibrators] accommodate the patient’s size - adjust RF coil to match patient habitus

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Transmit/Receive Coil Tuning

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[operating console-prescan calibrators] establishes the slice position and resonance frequency of fats and water photons (automatic)

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Center Frequency Tuning

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[operating console-prescan calibrators] sets the duration that radio frequency is on and the amount of power to generate the radio frequency (if short-blurry)

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Pulse Amplitude Calibration

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[operating console-prescan calibrators] ensures that signal is not too low (noisy image) or too high (image distortion)

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Receiver Gain Control

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[operating console-prescan calibrators] makes the MF homogenous

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Autoshimming

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37
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Importance of Magnetic Shimming

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-maintain homogenousfield
-minimize fringe field-stray field that can interfere with electronic devices

38
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Magnet ensure safety within [..]

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5G

39
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Protect the magnet from outside things that can affect the homogenous MF

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Shimming

40
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Protect public and environment

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Fringe field

41
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Two types of magnetic shielding

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Passive - walls of MRI gantry (s), MRI suite (f)
Active - magnet in gantry

42
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[operating console-Imaging Scanning] Patient Positioning

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Uses: surface coils/phased array coils
Laser positioning system

43
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Surface coil purpose:

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Added on POI, receive only
Shorten distance -enhance contrast

44
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[operating console-Imaging Scanning] Patient Monitoring

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Uses TV and intercom

45
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[operating console-Imaging Scanning]inspect date for quality and positioning of data

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Image Quality Inspection

46
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[operating console] Imaging Scanning

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Pt Positioning
Pt Monitoring
Image Quality Inspection

47
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[operating console-Image Processing/Display/Manipulation] set the contrast and shades of gray. Wider range in MRI

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Window Width Level

48
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[operating console-Imaging processing/ display/ manipulation] pointer

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Cursor On/Off

49
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[operating console-Imaging Processing] calculation of area of measure and average and standard deviation of pixel values

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Region of Interest (ROI)

50
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[operating console-Imaging processing] magnify the image. Some may produce fixed magnification. Reconstructive [..] is not possible in MRI

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Zoom

51
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[operating console-Image Processing] selects pixel values within a given range for special attention

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Highlight

52
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[operating console-Imaging Scanning] simultaneous display of multiple images or portions of an image on one wide screen

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Display Matrix Format

53
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[operating console-image processing/display manipulation] plotting of pixel values along the identified axis in a line graph

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Profile/ Histogram

54
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[operating console-image processing/display manipulation] selects pixel values within a given range for special attention

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Highlight

55
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[operating console-image processing/display manipulation] simultaneous display of multiple images or portions of an image on one wide screen

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Display Matrix Format

56
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types of computer system

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-control computer
-acquisition control computers

-image processing computer

57
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control computer provides an interface with the operator for:

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control and display functions
data archiving
and network communications

58
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[computer system] computer that control the gantry, receive instructions from control computers
-converts instructions to specific pulses, timing delays and amplifier gain

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acquisition control computers

59
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location of acquisition control computer

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equipment room

60
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[computer system] for image reconstruction

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image processing computer

61
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[computer system] should have high capacity to store data for manipulation; fast to handle the high rate of data acquisition; can accommodate enormous no. of calculations

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image processing computer

62
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image processing time: [..]

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1 sec - to entertain more frames

63
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additional subsystems to assist in the functioning of computers

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MRI System Electronics

64
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[MRI System Electronics] produce RF pulse, generates the fundamental resonance frequency used to excite the magnetic nuclear spins

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Frequency Synthesizer

65
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[MRI System Electronics] produces low-level sinusoidal wave signal from a fixed time base oscillator
[high intensity = low RF frequencu

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Frequency Synthesizer

66
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types of RF Synthesizer

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direct digital synthesizer (DDS)
dividing time

67
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[RF Synthesizer] creates arbitrary waveforms using frequency and pulse-tunable output signals

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direct digital synthesizer (DDS)

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[RF Synthesizer] fixed frequency precision clock source referenced to DDS

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MRI System Clock

69
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[MRI System Electronics] the DDS scales the frequency clock using a programmable binary tuning word that is typically […] long

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Dividing Time

24-48 bits

70
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[MRI System Electronics] increase signal out put from the frequency synthesizer; should be immune to load changes

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Radiofrequency Amplifier

71
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RF energy is [..] to RF frequncy

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directly proportional

72
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T/F MRI amplifiers must have an increasing power ratings when used with higher field magnets

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T

73
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RF AMPLIFIER : 1.5 T maximum outputs

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18 kW -25 kW

74
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RF AMPLIFIER : 3 T maximum outputs

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30 kW - 40 kW

75
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[MRI System Electronics] operates in a current-driven mode; installed with cooling system to ensure stability of temperature

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Gradient Coil Power Supply

76
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Gradient Coil Power Supply : peak output current can range up to [..] and peak voltages up to [..]

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1 kA
500 V

77
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high powered GPS for the whole body categories

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-Linear GPS
- Switching GPS System and Resonant System
-Pre-emphasis circuitry module

78
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[GPS] deliver power directly to the coils

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linear GPS

79
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[GPS] uses energy storage strategies to reduce power dissipation [backup power]

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Switching GPS System and Resonant System

80
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[GPS] modifies the gradient pulse waveform to minimize EDDY CURRENT

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Pre-emphasis circuitry module

81
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result of current opposing the cause that produced them, produced in any conducting material subjected to changing MFs

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EDDY CURRENT

82
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[MRI System Electronics] inorder to accept current, magnetic coils must have resistance

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Magnetic Power Supply

83
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[MPS]

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persistent switch
magnetic power supply
stabilized Bo Field

84
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[MPS} superconducting heat switch may be used - help in giving current

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Persistent Switch

85
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programmed to slowly inject current until the specific MF had been attained

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Magnet power supply

86
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[MPS] the current to the switch is turned off

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Stabilized Bo field

87
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[MRI System Electronics] traffic cop of MRI Scanner that takes instruction from the computer and setting up proper parameters; controls the RF transmitter and gradient amplifiers to cause an MR image

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Sequence System (Pulse Programmer)

88
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[MRI System Electronics] sets parameters such as bandwidth for the subsystem receiver

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Sequence System (Pulse Programmer)

89
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[MRI System Electronics] signals (from H atoms) -receiver - preamplifiers

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Digital Signal Acquisition System

90
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increase the amplitude of MRI signal from tens to hundreds of mV to several Volts

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Pre Amplifiers

91
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[MRI System Electronics] Digital Image Processing System includes:

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GENERAL PURPOSE MICROPROCESSOR FIELD PROGRAMMABLE GATE ARRAYS (FDGAS)

Digital Signal Controllers
Stream Processor

MRI (7 decks)

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