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Active optical-based detuning circuit for receiver endoluminal coil

Saniour et al., 2017

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18159843159114542556
Author
Saniour I
Aydé R
Perrier A
Gaborit G
Duvillaret L
Sablong R
Beuf O
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Biomedical Physics & Engineering Express

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In this paper we demonstrate the effectiveness of an active optical detuning circuit for magnetic resonance imaging endoluminal receiver coil. Three endoluminal coils prototypes were built: a coil without any detuning circuit, a coil with a galvanic (classic) detuning circuit …
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