Siemens Healthcare Gmbh

Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Shu Du

Wen Ming Li

Jianmin Wang

Jian Wang

Tong Tong

Markus Vester

Jun You

Zeng He He

Yan Chen

A power supply apparatus for a magnetic resonance apparatus has a power supply terminal module with a power supply unit and a reference voltage pull-down unit, and a load terminal module with a voltage comparator connected to a load power-feed terminal, which compares a nominal voltage and an actual voltage of the load power-feed terminal. A counter begins counting when the actual voltage is lower than the nominal voltage, and keeps its count unchanged when the actual voltage is equal to the nominal voltage, and emits a signal corresponding to the count to a digital-to-analog converter, connected to a phase inverter, which converts the digital signal to a positive analog voltage. A phase inverter is connected to an output voltage reference terminal of the power supply unit, and inverts the phase of the analog voltage to produce a negative analog voltage that compensates voltage drop loss on a cable between the power supply and the load power-feed terminal.

Power supply apparatus and magnetic resonance imaging system

A radio-frequency system for a magnetic resonance apparatus has a local coil, a body coil, and an impedance adjusting shield. The body coil is wirelessly power-coupled with the local coil such that the body coil serves as a transmitting coil for radio-frequency signals and the local coil serves as a receiving coil for magnetic resonance signals. The local coil is disposed in an internal cavity of the impedance adjusting shield. An impedance of the local coil is adjusted by the impedance adjusting shield so as to match the impedance of the local coil and the body coil. The impedance adjusting shield has a frequency modulation element that adjusts the resonance frequency of the local coil. The body coil couples power to the local coil, and the impedance adjusting shield effectively reduces energy transmission efficiency loss caused by reflection, thereby improving energy transmission efficiency.

Radio-frequency system for a magnetic resonance apparatus

An RF choke resonator assembly has a cylindrical magnetic field shielding case with openings at two ends thereof, a magnetic field shielding plate and a winding skeleton, and a capacitive plate inside the case. The magnetic field shielding plate closes the opening at one end of the case, and has a through-hole allowing a cable to pass there through. The cable is wound on the winding skeleton. The capacitive plate is disposed opposite the magnetic field shielding plate in the case, separated therefrom by the winding skeleton, and is electrically connected to the case in a closed manner. The capacitive plate has a through-hole allowing the cable to pass there through. The capacitive plate is remote from the other opening case end opposite the opening closed by the magnetic field shielding plate. An insulation space is formed at that other opening, having a length in the axial direction greater than or equal to one quarter of the length of the magnetic field shielding case in the axial direction.

Radio-frequency choke resonator assembly, coil cable and magnetic resonance imaging apparatus

A shoulder coil for a magnetic resonance system includes a receiving part. The shoulder coil also includes a transmitting part used for coupling a radio-frequency magnetic field of a body coil of the magnetic resonance system.

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