Transmitting device for driving a high-frequency antenna of a magnetic-resonance device
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorMarkus Vester
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AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorMarkus Vester
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A transmitting device for driving a high-frequency antenna of a magnetic-resonance device using a target signal capable of being amplitude-modulated is provided. A number N of similarly embodied amplifier modules, where N is at least two, a signal-conditioning device, and a combining device for combining output signals of the amplifier modules into the target signal are provided. The signal-conditioning device generates N drive signals having a predetermined pulse frequency that consist of pulses having a length dependent on a desired target amplitude and having a phase corresponding to the desired target phase and a frequency corresponding to the desired target frequency. The pulses of the individual drive signals are mutually offset in time by, in each case, 1/N of a pulse period corresponding to the pulse frequency. Each drive signal is fed to an amplifier module.
A transmitting device for driving a high-frequency antenna of a magnetic-resonance device using a target signal that is amplitude-modulatable, the transmitting device comprising:
A power-amplifier unit of a transmitting device for driving a high-frequency antenna of a magnetic-resonance device using a target signal that is amplitude-modulatable, the power-amplifier unit comprising:
A method for generating an amplitude-modulated target signal for driving a high-frequency antenna of a magnetic-resonance device, the method comprising:
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