Ironless high-homogenety magnet and its application to nuclear magnetic resonance imaging
AssigneeThomson-CSF
InventorsYves M. Barjhoux, Herve Saint Jalmes, Jacques R. Taquin
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AssigneeThomson-CSF
InventorsYves M. Barjhoux, Herve Saint Jalmes, Jacques R. Taquin
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The magnet essentially comprises at least three pairs of coaxial coils in order to increase the number of available parameters, to reduce the non-uniformity B.sub.d, to provide an examination volume with a double access consisting of a longitudinal access along the axis of revolution Oz and of a transverse access parallel to the plane of symmetry, to minimize the overall size as well as the dissipated electric power. The nine principal characteristic parameters of the coils are chosen so as to optimize the uniformity of the magnetic field within the examination volume.
An ironless magnet having high field uniformity comprising an even number of electromagnetic coils of revolution which are symmetrical with respect to a plane of symmetry at right angles to their axis of revolution, each coil being defined by its characteristic parameters:
An ironless magnet having high field uniformity and comprising an examination space for submitting a body to this field, comprising a set of electromagnetic coils for revolution which are symmetrically arranged in pairs with respect to a plane of symmetry at right angles to their axis of revolution, each coil being defined by its characteristic parameters:
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