Automated computerized magnetic resonance detector and analyzer
OwnerRonald J. Weinstock, Sigrid Lipsettinventors
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Abstract
The magnetic resonance signal analyzer allows to automatically generate a large variety of test signals including one or more frequencies. The test signals can be applied as electromagnetic fields or as currents to material under test. An electromagnetic or electrical response signal of the material under test be applied to the analyzer for processing to determine the response pattern of the material under test and then returned to the automatic controller of the frequency sources. The automatic controller determines the test signal with the most effective response for the particular matter under test.
Claims4
An apparatus for generating a sequence of electro-magnetic test patterns for generating response signal of a matter under test comprising a sequence controller generating control signals including a first control signal and a second control signal;
- first means for generating a first electrical signal in response to said first control signal;
- second means for generating a second electrical signal in response to said second control signal;
- modulating means for modulating said second signal with said first signal and providing a third electrical signal;
- first inductor means for generating an electro-magnetic field controlled by said third electrical signal, said first inductor means being adapted to subject said matter under test to said electro-magnetic field;
- said sequence controller including means for providing a selected sequence of said first and second control signals for generating said sequence of selected electromagnetic patterns;
- second inductor means for sensing an electromagnetic field in close proximity to said matter under test and providing a fourth electrical signal, said fourth electrical signal being indicative of the electromagnetic field generated by said first inductor means and the resonance magnetic field of said matter under test;
- means for comparing said third electrical signal with said fourth electrical signal and providing an internal difference signal, said internal difference signal being indicative of the magnetic resonance characteristic of said matter under test;
- means for analyzing said difference signal thereby
- providing an analyzed difference signal for every one of said test patterns.
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