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Transmit Element Comparison

Home About News Projects Wiki Search Hardware Coils Transmit Element Comparison Parallel transmission implant safety testbed Application This contribution aims to provide a broad spectrum of transmit elements evaluated in a fixed setup and for several performance benchmarks to archive a better comparibility among the existant RF transmit elements. Contributors Bilguun Nurzed, Max Joris Hubmann Contact [...]
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On 8th January 2023

Parallel transmission implant safety testbed

Home About News Projects Wiki Search Hardware Spectrometers Other hardware (MR) Lab equipment Parallel transmission implant safety testbed Wireless reference implantTransmit Element Comparison Application Parallel transmission hardware and positioning system for all sorts of experiments around RF transmission Contributors Silemek Berk¹, Lukas Winter¹, Frank Seifert¹, Werner Hoffmann¹, Bernd Ittermann¹, Reiner Montag¹, Johannes Petzold¹, Harald Pfeiffer¹, [...]
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Wireless reference implant

Home About News Projects Wiki Search Hardware Other hardware (MR) Wireless reference implant EPTlib – A library for electric properties tomographyParallel transmission implant safety testbed Application Wireless reference implant hardware for safety testing in MRI. Contributors Berk Silemek¹, Frank Seifert¹, Lukas Winter¹ Contact berk.silemek@ptb.de Estimated cost Progress CERN-OHL-W v2 Resources https://gitlab1.ptb.de/mri-lab/reference-wireless-implant Wireless reference implant hardware [...]
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On 8th December 2022

8-channel transmit/receive RF coil for 3T

Home About News Projects Wiki Search Hardware Coils 8-channel transmit/receive RF coil for 3T Scalable and Modular Rf CoilsEPTlib – A library for electric properties tomography Application A RF coil with eight TX/RX channels is presented for reproducible pTx method development and/or safety assessments and standardization Contributors Christoph Stefan Aigner1, Mads Sloth Vinding2, Lukas Winter1, [...]
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Halbach array magnet for in vivo imaging

This project describes the construction of a 27 cm diameter, 50 cm long homogeneous Halbach array magnet. It consists of 23 rings, each with two layers of 12x12x12 permanent magnets. Design files are provided for those wanting to laser cut, CNC mill, or water-jet cut the positions of the magnets.…

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HealthyPi

Home About News Projects Wiki Search Other hardware (non-MR) Software HealthyPi 3D SlicerOpenVnmrJ – Open Source variant of VnmrJ 4.2 Application An open-source, multi-parameter, full fledged human body vital sign monitoring HAT for Raspberry Pi as well as standalone use. Contributors Ashwin Whitchurch¹ Contact ashwin@protocentral.com Estimated cost Total price: 250$ Progress Hardware: released Software: released [...]
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GPA-FHDO

This GPA originated from a collaboration with Jason Stockmann (MGH Harvard). The device can drive up to 4 channels with max 10 A. It is controlled via a single SPI galvanically isolated connection that is also used to read information from the current sensors. Sample code for an Arduino is given that…

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32-channel RF receive chain amplifiers

This modular system provides bias tees for first stage RF preamplifiers, second stage amplification, and programmable attenuation for use in MR scanners and other RF signal applications (at least up to several hundred MHz). Accommodates 32 channels and can be extended by daisy-chaining additional…

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Opencore NMR

OPENCORE NMR is an open-source toolkit for implementing an NMR spectrometer. This console has the size of a laptop computer, making it easy to transport. The cost of its parts is very low compared to the prize of commercial systems.

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COSI Measure

COSI Measure is an open source multipurpose 3-axis robotic system that allows submillimeter movements for applications such as static/dynamic field mapping, CNC machinery or 3D printing.