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Simulation guidelines for incisions patterns on RF shields

Yao et al., 2012

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11850411112077273803
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Yao Z
Wu Y
Chmielewski T
Shvartsman S
Eagan T
Martens M
Brown R
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Concepts in Magnetic Resonance Part B: Magnetic Resonance Engineering

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A study is made and guidelines are found for optimizing slit patterns in radiofrequency (RF) shields. It is found that the gradient eddy currents can be effectively reduced by 1) placing a small number of azimuthal slits centered on “cold” bands outside of the central region of the …
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