Abstract #3164
            Analysis of FDTD Field Simulation and Experimental Results in a Monopole Antenna Array Coil at 7T
                       Myung-Kyun Woo                       1                      , Suk-Min Hong                       2                      , 						Jongho Lee                       1                      , Young-Bo Kim                       3                      , and 						Zang-Hee Cho                       4           
            
             1
            
            Department of Electrical and Computer 
						Engineering, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea,
            
             2
            
            Institute 
						of Neuroscience and Medicine - 4, Forschungszentrum 
						Jilich, Jlich, Germany,
            
             3
            
            Gil 
						Hospital, Incheon, Korea,
            
             4
            
            Neuroscience 
						Research Institute, Incheon, Korea
           
            
           Many RF coils have been developed to solve field non-umiformity 
						at ultra-high field. Recently, radiative antenna type 
						with poynting vector has been proposed at UHF. This 
						abstract is to evaluate newly developed radiative 
						antenna type coil, Extended Monopole antenna Array with 
						individual Shields (EMAS) coil at 7T. To analyze, we 
						calculated simulated B1+ field and specific absorption 
						rate (SAR) with Monopole antenna Array (MA), Extended 
						Monopole antenna Array (EMA), and EMAS coils. Then the 
						simulated results were compared with the experimental 
						results. The EMAS coil successfully extended the spatial 
						coverage with uniform B1+ field distribution.
          
				
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