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Broadband radiating unit and antenna array

The invention provides a broadband radiating unit and an antenna array. The broadband radiating unit comprises a support Balun, a radiation arm, a feeding core, a positioning dielectric block, a positioning support snap, a parasitic radiation sheet and an oscillator pad. The radiation arm is above the support Balun, and an oscillator body is formed by the support Balun and the radiation arm. The feeding core is in the cylindrical hole of the support Balun and is coated and positioned by the positioning dielectric block. The oscillator pad is under the oscillator body. The parasitic radiation sheet is fixed above the positioning support snap which is fixed above the radiation arm. In antenna array, a PCB protruding column is arranged under the support Balun of each radiation unit, the PCB protruding column goes through a reflection plate and a PCB and then is welded to a microstrip grounding block, one end of the feeding core is connected to the oscillator body by using the mode of coupling feed, and the other end goes through the reflection plate and the PCB and then is welded to a microstrip line. The radiating unit of the invention has the advantage of simple assembly, few solders, flexible wire running of a back PCB, and higher intermodulation stability.
Owner:WUHAN HONGXIN TELECOMM TECH CO LTD

Detuning circuit and detuning method for an MRI system

The present invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging system and a corresponding method having a transmit phase and a receive phase. Further, the present invention relates to a detuning circuit and a corresponding detuning method for detuning an RF receive coil during the transmit phase in such a magnetic resonance imaging system. In high-field MRI systems the transmit mode operating frequency is higher than normal high breakdown voltage rectifiers can handle when they are used to forward bias a passive detuning circuit PIN diode switch. The proposed circuit uses a current-limiting capacitor (C5) in series with a fast (e.g. schottky) rectifier diode (V2) with a reverse breakdown voltage of e.g. 20 volts and a fast reverse recovery time to generate a DC current. The rectifying circuit is isolated from the PIN diode (V1) with a relatively high-value inductor (L2), which ensures that no harmful transient current spikes can flow from the PIN diode anode to the rectifying circuit. The inductor (L2) still passes and maintains the DC current generated by the rectifying circuit through the PIN diode, thus enabling the robust forward-biasing of the PIN-diode during transmit mode. The use of a fast (and thus low-power) rectifier results in less dissipation on the detuning circuit, and helps in fulfilling the surface temperature limits posed on receiver coils.
Owner:KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NV
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