Heating Observed in EEG Amplifiers with Different EPI Slew Rates at 7T

Motivation: Evaluate the impact of EPI read-out gradient slew-rate on EEG amp heating, for EEG-fMRI experiments at 7T. Goal(s): Identify slew-rates that will minimize heating of EEG amps, for EEG-fMRI experiments at 7T. Approach: Test a range of EPI slew-rates while measuring the temperature of the EEG amp, during phantom tests at 7T. Results: EPI read-out slew-rates of 120, 88, 61 and 46 T/m/s were tested and the slew-rates of 61 and 46 T/m/s were found to induce minimal heating of the EEG amp during EEG-fMRI experiments at 7T. Impact: These results should help neuroscientists doing EEG-fMRI studies at 7T, to conduct their experiments without damaging the EEG amps.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2024/3729
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Semiconductor materials and devices
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Abstract

Motivation: Evaluate the impact of EPI read-out gradient slew-rate on EEG amp heating, for EEG-fMRI experiments at 7T. Goal(s): Identify slew-rates that will minimize heating of EEG amps, for EEG-fMRI experiments at 7T. Approach: Test a range of EPI slew-rates while measuring the temperature of the EEG amp, during phantom tests at 7T. Results: EPI read-out slew-rates of 120, 88, 61 and 46 T/m/s were tested and the slew-rates of 61 and 46 T/m/s were found to induce minimal heating of the EEG amp during EEG-fMRI experiments at 7T. Impact: These results should help neuroscientists doing EEG-fMRI studies at 7T, to conduct their experiments without damaging the EEG amps.

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