Low-cost Magnetic Resonance Console Architecture using an Open Source for Laboratory Scal…
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Abstract: MRIsystems with proprietary hardware must use pulse programming, which is less expensive. Pulse programming consoles use Digital Signal Processor, Complex Programming Logic Device, and…
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