The design of high-performance gradient coils is essential for modern magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) applications. This work presents a new and alternative design methodology that explores three-dimensional (3D) solution space by combining fuzzy membership functions to model and re-shape the coil structure, given the magnetic field, electrical and mechanical constraints. The method was applied to design a short, unshielded asymmetric gradient coil for breast imaging. The resulting dome-shape coil has superior gradient performance compared to a standard fingerprint coil. New quadrupolar gradient coil designs for breast imaging are also obtained with the proposed method
This thesis concerns the design of gradient coils for magnetic resonance imaging systems. The method...
For head magnetic resonance imaging, local gradient coils are often used to achieve high solution im...
Purpose: Gradient strength and speed are limited by peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) thresholds. T...
In magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), the gradient coils are used to encode the spatial positions of ...
Building very low field strength and an open patient access MRI device is the project goal. In pre-gr...
Existing gradient coil design methods typically require some predetermined surface to be specified u...
A new method is described for the design of gradient coils for magnetic resonance imaging systems. T...
This paper presents a new method for the design of gradient coils for Magnetic Resonance Imaging sys...
In this paper, a set of novel whole-body gradient coils is designed for cylindrical magnetic resonan...
Gradient coil design typically involves optimisation of current densities or coil windings on famili...
In this work a gradient coil design technique is outlined that uses a numerical wave equation soluti...
This thesis concerns the design of gradient coils for magnetic resonance imaging sys-tems. The metho...
An analytic inverse method is presented for the theoretical design of 3-D transverse gradient coils....
A novel method is proposed for the simulation study the design of gradient coils in a magnetic reson...
A transverse gradient coil design is described for wire wound cylindrical applications. The proposed...
This thesis concerns the design of gradient coils for magnetic resonance imaging systems. The method...
For head magnetic resonance imaging, local gradient coils are often used to achieve high solution im...
Purpose: Gradient strength and speed are limited by peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) thresholds. T...
In magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), the gradient coils are used to encode the spatial positions of ...
Building very low field strength and an open patient access MRI device is the project goal. In pre-gr...
Existing gradient coil design methods typically require some predetermined surface to be specified u...
A new method is described for the design of gradient coils for magnetic resonance imaging systems. T...
This paper presents a new method for the design of gradient coils for Magnetic Resonance Imaging sys...
In this paper, a set of novel whole-body gradient coils is designed for cylindrical magnetic resonan...
Gradient coil design typically involves optimisation of current densities or coil windings on famili...
In this work a gradient coil design technique is outlined that uses a numerical wave equation soluti...
This thesis concerns the design of gradient coils for magnetic resonance imaging sys-tems. The metho...
An analytic inverse method is presented for the theoretical design of 3-D transverse gradient coils....
A novel method is proposed for the simulation study the design of gradient coils in a magnetic reson...
A transverse gradient coil design is described for wire wound cylindrical applications. The proposed...
This thesis concerns the design of gradient coils for magnetic resonance imaging systems. The method...
For head magnetic resonance imaging, local gradient coils are often used to achieve high solution im...
Purpose: Gradient strength and speed are limited by peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) thresholds. T...