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Radio Frequency Shielding
 
Radio frequency shielding includes the construction of enclosures for the purpose of reducing the transmission of electric or magnetic fields from one space to another (Faraday cage, Faraday shield). Electrically conducted shielding is designed to isolate MRI systems from its environment at the resonant frequencies.
All electronic and computer systems radiate certain frequencies of radio and magnetic waves. They can interfere with other equipment in the vicinity. Magnetic shielding enclosures are used to reduce the levels of RF radiation that enters or leaves the shielded room.
Copper shielding enclosures are designed to filter a range of frequencies under specified conditions. One of the characteristics of copper is its high electrical conductivity. Also its other physical properties like ductility, malleability, and ease of soldering, make it an ideal material for radio frequency shielding. Sheet copper can be formed into any shape and size, and electrically connected to a grounding system to provide an effective RF shielding.

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Radio Frequency Spin Echo
 
A spin echo produced by a RF pulse.

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Radio Frequency Spoiled Steady State Acquisition Rewound Gradient EchoInfoSheet: - Sequences -
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(RSSARGE) A sequence with spoiled gradient echoes.
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Radio Frequency Spoiling
 
The use of varying phase or timing of the RF pulses to prevent setting up a condition of steady state free precession, e.g. in rapid excitation MR imaging.

See also Spoiler Gradient Pulse and Rapid Excitation Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
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Radio Frequency Transmitter
 
In MRI systems the radio frequency (RF) transmitter produces the RF current (oscillator) and delivers it to the transmitting coil (antenna). The RF signal produced by the transmitter is used to excite the protons in the imaging volume.
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