Magnetic resonance signal transmission line connection structure and magnetic resonance imaging device having same

A magnetic resonance imaging device, comprising:

• a main body having a hollow chamber;
• a patient bed movable relative to the chamber;
• and
• a magnetic resonance signal transmission line connection structure comprising:
• a first connector fixed to a patient bed of a magnetic resonance imaging device and connectable to a coil configured to perform magnetic resonance imaging;
• and
• a second connector, which is movably disposed at an opposite side of an opening side of the chamber of the magnetic resonance imaging device allowing entry of the patient bed, is connected to a main body of the magnetic resonance imaging device, and is connected to a signal receiver for magnetic resonance signals by a cable disposed at the other side,
• wherein the first connector has at least one first connection terminal that is a non-contact-type first coupling-connection terminal, and the second connector has at least one second connection terminal that is a non-contact-type second coupling-connection terminal, and
• wherein when the patient bed moves into the chamber to perform magnetic resonance imaging, the first connector abuts the second connector such that the first coupling-connection terminal is connected by coupling to the second coupling-connection terminal, and a magnetic resonance signal received by the coil is conveyable to the signal receiver via the first connection terminal and the second connection terminal, and when magnetic resonance imaging ends, the patient bed moves back out of the chamber, breaking the connection between the first connection terminal and the second connection terminal.