gradient magnetic field

gradient magnetic field

a magnetic field that changes in strength in a given direction. Such fields are used in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to select a region for imaging and to encode the location of MRI signals received from the object being imaged.

gradient magnetic field

An MRI term for a small linear magnetic field superimposed on the large static magnetic field during an MRI scan, the strength (amplitude) and direction of which change during the scan such that each small volume element (voxel) within the imaging volume resonates at a different frequency, allowing spatial encoding to be performed.
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Jianmin Bai, who is in charge of LerTech's research and product development division, pointed out that "Different from the traditional gradient magnetic field detection methodology limited at low resolution, LerTech applies the total new design featuring absolute magnetic field detection in our magnetic imaging sensor products allowing real magnetic image to be detected.
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For the implementation of a high-quality finishing surface treatment of special optical workpieces magnetorheological polishing method is used [3, 4], which is based on software-controlled tangential material removal by a magnetorheological polishing fluid (MRPF) jet, formed by the gradient magnetic field, with its local contact with the object of the treatment.
Optimization of regime characteristics of the polishing process is based on the control (weight) of material removal from the workpiece surface, which depends on the pressing force of MRPF filler particles, the velocity of their tangential movements, the amount and distribution of them through the gap in the zone of the gradient magnetic field.
However, in the case of the jet stream MRPF top layer is pressed against the workpiece by appearing additional elasticity (Maxwell tension) in a gradient magnetic field of the jet MRPF complex filler contains magnetically sensitive particles (35-40% vol), of the size 5-10 [micro]m, and the abrasive particles (cerium, aluminum oxides, nanodiamond powder and etc.
Simulation of concentration distribution of dispersed particles of magnetorheological fluid in the gap workpiece-tool of finishing polishing device/Dispersiniu magnetoreologinio skyscio daleliu koncentracijos pasiskirstymo tarpelyje tarp ruosinio ir poliravimo irenginio irankio modeliavimas
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At gradient magnetic field exposure levels 50% to 100% above perception threshold, patients may experience pain.
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