A permanent magnet for nuclear magnetic resonance imager
A technology of nuclear magnetic resonance imaging and permanent magnets, which is applied to magnetic objects, prevents/reduces unwanted electrical/magnetic effects, and applications, and achieves the effects of reducing production costs, changing structures, and facilitating shimming of the structure.
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[0024] Embodiment 1: C-type open permanent magnet
[0025] Main magnetic field strength: 3500±15Gs (when the constant temperature of the magnet is 32°C);
[0026] Magnetic material: NdFeB;
[0027] Remanence Br: 14.9KGs;
[0028] Coercivity bHc: ≥ 10.5KOe;
[0029] Maximum magnetic energy product (BH) max: 53MGOe;
[0030] Magnet height: 150mm;
[0031] Magnetic field direction: vertical, the upper pole surface is S;
[0032] Magnet gap: 510mm from pole face to pole face;
[0033] Plate diameter: 1200mm;
[0034] Uniformity: Φ500mm×380mm ball, uniformity: 100ppm; Φ400mm×350mm ball, uniformity: 20ppm;
[0035] Eddy current situation: The magnet has anti-eddy current treatment (X, Y direction <0.4%, Z direction <1.0%100Gs / m)
[0036] Magnet external dimensions: width 1.2m; height 1.7m; length 2.1m.
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