2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.nima.2012.08.033
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Feasibility and electromagnetic compatibility study of the ClearPEM front-end electronics for simultaneous PET-MR imaging

Abstract: a b s t r a c tIn this work we present a first feasibility study of the ClearPEM technology for simultaneous PET-MR imaging. The mutual electromagnetic interference (EMI) effects between both systems were evaluated on a 7 T magnet by characterizing the response behavior of the ClearPEM detectors and front-end electronics to pulsed RF power and switched magnetic field gradients; and by analyzing the MR system performance degradation from noise pickup into the RF receiver chain, and from magnetic susceptibility … Show more

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“…Each FEB integrates two low-noise ASICs for the readout of 192 channels, pulse amplification and shaping, performing also sequentially analog-to-digital conversion and data serialization and transmission to the off-detector data acquisition system [2]. Previous studies in the 7 T magnet facility at EPFL have demonstrated the mutual electromagnetic interference mechanisms and the integration feasibility of the ClearPEM front-end electronics and the MR system components [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each FEB integrates two low-noise ASICs for the readout of 192 channels, pulse amplification and shaping, performing also sequentially analog-to-digital conversion and data serialization and transmission to the off-detector data acquisition system [2]. Previous studies in the 7 T magnet facility at EPFL have demonstrated the mutual electromagnetic interference mechanisms and the integration feasibility of the ClearPEM front-end electronics and the MR system components [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%