31 results about "Split magnet" patented technology

A radiation therapy system comprises a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system combined with an irradiation system, which can include one or more linear accelerators (linacs) that can emit respective radiation beams suitable for radiation therapy. The MRI system includes a split magnet system, comprising first and second main magnets separated by gap. A gantry is positioned in the gap between the main MRI magnets and supports the linac(s) of the irradiation system. The gantry is rotatable independently of the MRI system and can angularly reposition the linac(s). Shielding can also be provided in the form of magnetic and/or RF shielding. Magnetic shielding can be provided for shielding the linac(s) from the magnetic field generated by the MRI magnets. RF shielding can be provided for shielding the MRI system from RF radiation from the linac.

An integrated, multi-modality imaging technique is disclosed. The embodiment described combines a split-magnet MRI system with a digital x-ray system. The two systems are employed together to generate images of a subject in accordance with their individual physics and imaging characteristics. The images may be displaced in real time, such as during a surgical intervention. The images may be registered with one another and combined to form a composite image in which tissues or objects difficult to image in one modality are visible. By appropriately selecting the position of an x-ray source and detector, and by programming a desired corresponding slice for MRI imaging, useful combined images may be obtained and displayed.

A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system includes a split magnet system having a pair of MRI magnet housings separated by gap. A pair of main MRI magnets are disposed within respective MRI magnet housings. A plurality of buttress assemblies are attached to the MRI magnet housings. Some or all of the buttress assemblies are provided with removable connections to the MRI magnet housings. This allows for partial disassembly of the MRI system for improved transport and maneuverability for relocating the MRI system. The MRI system can include a gantry in the gap for supporting a radiation therapy system. Also, the removably buttress assemblies can be used for housing conduits, such as electrical and fluid conduits, between the pair of MRI magnet housings.

A supersensitive nuclear magnetic resonance imaging apparatus includes superconducting magnet, a gradient magnetic field coil, a high frequency emitting coil, and a receiving coil, wherein a biosample, including at least one of cells, organic tissues, and laboratory small animals, is inserted in a sample chamber of generally 1 to 30 mm in diameter. The superconducting magnet is formed of laterally divided split magnets, and the direction of the magnetic field generated by the magnet is generally horizontal. The receiving coil is in the form of a solenoid coil, and the biosample is inserted from a direction orthogonal to the direction of the magnetic field in a generally vertical direction. The spatial resolution in imaging of the biosample is not more than one-tenth of a cell that forms the biosample.

A cryostat apparatus including a cooler configured to cool a cryogenic fluid. The cooler includes a cooler chamber disposed about a cooler axis. A magnet assembly is in thermodynamic communication with the cooler and is disposed about a magnet axis offset from the cooler axis. The magnet assembly includes a magnet housing and first and second annular magnet coils disposed about the magnet axis within the magnet housing. A viewing chamber is at least partially located between the first and second magnet coils, such that the magnet axis and a viewing axis perpendicular to the magnet axis both pass through the viewing chamber, with the viewing axis extending between the first and second magnet coils. The first annular magnet coil includes a first conical surface disposed about the magnetic axis and having minimum and maximum peripheries, the minimum periphery being disposed adjacent the viewing chamber.

A voice coil motor 2 using a Dual Halbach Magnet Array has an outer magnet array 5 and an inner magnet array 6, wherein the inner magnet array 6 comprises axially magnetized magnets 6A, 6C and 6E and radially magnetized magnets 6B and 6D. Each of the axially magnetized magnets 6A, 6C and 6E of an inner magnet array 6 is formed of a monolithic magnet having ring-shape, whereas each of the radially magnetized magnets 6B and 6D of the inner magnet array 6 is formed of a plurality of split magnets divided in a circumferential direction. A fixing means 13 is provided to fix the radially magnetized magnets 6B and 6D and the axially magnetized magnets 6A, 6C and 6E of the inner magnet array 6 in an axially clamped manner.

A loudspeaker can provide magnetic flux from polarity-aligned split magnets to drive voice coils and generate sound. The loudspeaker may have reduced stray magnetic fields and a BL curve with symmetric and linear characteristics. The loudspeaker can include a core, split magnets, a magnet housing, a core cap, and a voice coil gap formed between the magnet housing and the core cap. Magnetic flux produced by the split magnets may be combined, directed, and/or concentrated by the core cap and magnet housing within the voice coil gap. At least portions of a voice coil may be positioned within the voice coil gap and a diaphragm may be coupled to the voice coil. A bucking magnet assembly may contain a magnetic flux of the magnet structure to further improve performance. The bucking magnet assembly may include split magnets with an aligned polarity that is opposite the polarity of the magnet structure.

The invention provides an MRI guided robot radiation treatment system. The system comprises a linear accelerator and magnetic resonance imaging equipment, wherein the magnetic resonance imaging equipment has split magnets used for constructing a magnetic field, a treatment space is formed among the split magnets, the linear accelerator is mounted on a robot and is carried by the robot to do motion so as to make rays align at an isocenter point to radiate from the treatment space, an axis of the treatment space passes through the isocenter point, an initial direction of the axis of the treatment space and an axis of a treatment bed are parallel, the split magnets can rotate around an axis which is perpendicular to the ground and passes through the isocenter point and can further rotate around the axis of the treatment space, the linear accelerator and the split magnets are carried by the robot to realize synchronous rotation, and the rays are made to radiate the isocenter point in different directions. The system is advantaged in that isocenter and non-coplanar treatment for patients can be realized, a focus-skin ratio is high, and damage to the patients can be reduced.

The invention discloses a shunt magnet roadblock with a liner, which is characterized in that it comprises a first body, two magnets, and two grooves; a cross section of the first body in the vertical direction is rectangular, and the The magnets are located on both sides of the first body, a cross section of the magnets in the vertical direction is rectangular, and the first body is coated with luminous paint. The present invention can be used in combination to make the combined roadblocks more stable. At present, the roadblocks used on the road are often displaced due to impact or wind blowing. The present invention can effectively solve this problem, so the present invention has great advantages. Strong application prospects, the invention is coated with luminous paint, so that people can still see bright light at night when there is no light, which enhances safety and has strong application prospects.

The present invention may provide a motor including a rotary shaft, a yoke coupled to the rotary shaft, a stator disposed between the rotary shaft and the yoke, a first magnet and a second magnet disposed in the yoke, and a circuit board on which a first Hall sensor is disposed to correspond to the first magnet and a second Hall sensor is disposed to correspond to the second magnet, wherein the second magnet includes a plurality of split magnets and one index magnet, a width of the split magnet in a circumferential direction is the same as a width of the index magnet in the circumferential direction, each of the split magnets and the index magnet are formed by combining a first pole and a second pole, a width of the first pole of the split magnet in the circumferential direction is the same as a width of the second pole in the circumferential direction, and a width of the first pole of the index magnet in the circumferential direction is different from a width of the second pole in the circumferential direction.