Static magnetic correction method and MRI system
A correction method and static magnetic field technology, applied in MRI system, in the field of correction M, static magnetic field correction, static magnetic field correction of static magnetic field uniformity, can solve the problems of difficult, fast and fine correction, and achieve fast and uniform uniformity Effect
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[0106] The second embodiment corrects for static magnetic field strength and uniformity.
[0107] Figure 10 is an explanatory diagram of the correction currents Ia and Ib.
[0108] B0 correction coil driving power supply 19a and 19b respectively provide correction current Ia and Ib to two correction coils 20, these two correction coils 20 are added on a pair of columnar yokes Py, and its position is that the imaging area is inserted between them somewhere in between. The pair of B0 correction coils 20 generate correction magnetic fields B0a and B0b in which at least one of direction and strength are different, and these fields are then added to the static magnetic field B0m generated by the permanent magnet M.
[0109]The correction currents Ia and Ib include a 0-dimensional component Io for compensating for excess or deficiency of the static magnetic field strength in the middle of the imaging area, and a 1-dimensional component i for compensating for the uniformity of the...
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[0129] The third embodiment has four columnar yokes Py.
[0130] Such as Figure 13 As shown, each of the four cylindrical yokes has a B0 correction coil 20, and the B0 correction coils 20 provided in the opposing cylindrical yokes Py are paired to control the correction current.
[0131] According to the MRI system of the third embodiment, the strength of the static magnetic field and the uniformity of the static magnetic field in the X-Y direction can be quickly and finely corrected.
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