Based on FPGA and Optical Fiber Devices for High-Speed Transmission of Magnetic Resonance Acquisition Data

Based on FPGA and Optical Fiber Devices for High-Speed Transmission of Magnetic Resonance Acquisition Data

Citation

杜珊珊 (Du Shanshan). 基于 FPGA 与 光 纤 器 件 的 磁 共 振 采 集 数 据 高 速 传 输 (Based on FPGA and Optical Fiber Devices for High-Speed Transmission of Magnetic Resonance Acquisition Data) [硕士研究生学位论文 (Master's Thesis)]. 北京化工大学 (Beijing University of Chemical Technology), 二 ○ 二 二 年 五 月 二 十 八 日 (May 28, 2022).

Keywords

  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
  • FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array)
  • Optical fiber devices
  • High-speed data transmission
  • Data acquisition
  • Optical fiber communication
  • SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable)
  • Configuration parameters
  • Echo data
  • Encoding scheme
  • Analog local oscillator signal
  • Digital signal transmission
  • Analog signal transmission
  • Shielded room
  • Spectrometer

Brief

This Master's thesis focuses on the design and testing of a high-speed data transmission system for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) using FPGA and optical fiber devices, which includes a novel encoding method for MRI echo data and the transmission of both configuration parameters and an analog local oscillator signal.

Summary

This Master's thesis explores a high-speed data transmission system for MRI using FPGA and optical fiber devices to overcome limitations of traditional coaxial cables. The research includes:
  • Developing a digital signal transmission circuit using optical fiber.
  • Creating an FPGA-based method for transmitting configuration parameters via optical fiber.
  • Proposing and validating a new encoding scheme for MRI echo data that reduces data overhead compared to traditional methods.
  • Developing a circuit for low-distortion transmission of an analog local oscillator signal over optical fiber. The goal is to improve MRI signal quality and reduce interference by moving data acquisition closer to the signal source in a shielded room and using fiber optic transmission to the spectrometer.

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