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Abstract #4412

Reverse Engineering of a 7T 16-Channel Dual-Row Transmit Array Coil

Mikhail Kozlov1, Nikolaus Weiskopf1, Harald E. Möller1, and Gunamony Shajan2,3

1Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2Institute of Neuroscience and Psychology, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 3MR Coiltech Limited, Glasgow, United Kingdom

We developed a reverse engineering numerical workflow that yielded a good match between measured and simulated scattering parameters of an inductively decoupled non-overlapped dual-row transmit array for MRI at 7T. We evaluated and compared the performance of different tuning conditions resulted in similar scattering parameters. For the circular polarization mode under-coupled, over-coupled, or mixed tuning conditions resulted in up to 65% variation of different coil losses but small variation of transmit efficiency. For comparisons of array transmit performance, consideration of array-internal losses as well as reflected and radiated power is very important, because their sum can be as high as 71% of the total transmit power.

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