Adaptable antenna for a magnetic resonance apparatus including a wiper contact for varying the size of the antenna without frequency change

Invention: Adaptable antenna for a magnetic resonance apparatus including a wiper contact for varying the size of the antenna without frequency change

Year	Description
1995	Invention patented by Andreas Potthast and Wilhelm Duerr on April 9th, 1995. Abstract: An antenna for a magnetic resonance apparatus has an antenna conductor that can be adapted to examination regions of different sizes, with one region of the antenna conductor divided into conductor sections. The conductor sections are connected to one another via capacitive elements, with the conductor sections and the capacitive elements connected alternating in series. The conductor sections are connectable to the remaining antenna conductor via releasable electrical connections.
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