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A simple method for deriving the birdcage coil magnetic field with experimental validation at 4 T, 7 T and 15.2 T https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.13263
A. Villareal, J. Lazovic, S. E. Solis-Najera, R. Martin, R. Ruiz, L. Medina, A. O. Rodriguez
Magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy rely on the magnetic fields generated by radiofrequency volume coils to acquire high-quality data. Consequently, a comprehensive understanding of electromagnetic field behavior in RF volume coils is essential for optimizing imaging techniques and designing advanced coils. This study introduces a theoretical model for the magnetic field generated by a birdcage coil, based on a spherical geometry approach. To validate the proposed model, phantom images were acquired at different resonant frequencies, and the magnetic field produced by the RF coil was compared with experimental data. The results demonstrate the accuracy and effectiveness of the theoretical model, offering valuable insights into the behavior of electromagnetic fields in RF coils. This study provides a promising framework for further analysis and development of RF coil design, with significant implications for advancing both MRI and spectroscopy technologies.
A. Villareal, J. Lazovic, S. E. Solis-Najera, R. Martin, R. Ruiz, L. Medina, A. O. Rodriguez
Magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy rely on the magnetic fields generated by radiofrequency volume coils to acquire high-quality data. Consequently, a comprehensive understanding of electromagnetic field behavior in RF volume coils is essential for optimizing imaging techniques and designing advanced coils. This study introduces a theoretical model for the magnetic field generated by a birdcage coil, based on a spherical geometry approach. To validate the proposed model, phantom images were acquired at different resonant frequencies, and the magnetic field produced by the RF coil was compared with experimental data. The results demonstrate the accuracy and effectiveness of the theoretical model, offering valuable insights into the behavior of electromagnetic fields in RF coils. This study provides a promising framework for further analysis and development of RF coil design, with significant implications for advancing both MRI and spectroscopy technologies.