XIX. Electrical resonance and electrical interference

Electrical conductivity imaging by magnetic resonance electrical impedance tomography (MREIT).

Magnetic resonance electrical impedance tomography (MREIT) is a recently developed imaging technique that combines MRI and electrical impedance tomography (EIT). In MREIT, cross-sectional electrical conductivity images are reconstructed from the internal magnetic field density data produced inside an electrically conducting subject when an electrical current is injected into the subject. In thi...

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Nonlinear constructive interference in electrical lattices.

We analyze the constructive interference of input signals in nonlinear, discrete, two-dimensional media. The media consist of inductor-capacitor lattices with saturating, voltage-dependent capacitors. We find that nonlinearity significantly boosts the ability of such media to generate large-amplitude output signals from small-amplitude inputs. To understand this boosting, we develop a general p...

Imaging electrical resonance in hair cells.

The mechanosensory hair cells of many auditory receptor organs are tuned by an electrical resonance that increases their responses to stimulation over a narrow band of frequencies. The small oscillations of membrane potential characteristic of this phenomenon have previously been detectable only through intracellular electrode measurements, which are laborious and preclude analysis at the level...

Induced current magnetic resonance-electrical impedance tomography.

Magnetic resonance-electrical impedance tomography (MR-EIT) is a conductivity imaging method based on injecting currents into the object. In this study, a new MR-EIT method, whereby currents are induced inside the object by using external coils, is proposed. This new method is called induced current magnetic resonance-electrical impedance tomography. In induced current MR-EIT surface electrodes...