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Receiver Bandwidth

Known as: RCBDWDTH 
The range between the minimum and maximum cut-off frequencies for a particular receiver, commonly measured in Hertz.
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2019
2019
Quantitative evaluation of artifact reduction from metallic dental materials in short tau inversion recovery imaging: efficacy of syngo WARP at 3.0 tesla.
OBJECTIVES To evaluate the effects of syngo WARP on reducing metal artifacts from dental materials. METHODS Short tau inversion… 
2018
2018
T1 weighted fat/water separated PROPELLER acquired with dual bandwidths
To describe a fat/water separated dual receiver bandwidth (rBW) spin echo PROPELLER sequence that eliminates the dead time… 
2010
2010
An all-active MMIC-based chip set for a wideband 260–304 GHz receiver
A wideband 260 to 304 GHz (H-band) heterodyne receiver is formed by an MMIC chip set cascading a low-noise amplifier, resistive… 
2003
2003
Improvement of SNR for Knee Imaging using SENSE
B. Sivalingam, K. F. King University of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois, United States, GE Medical Systems, Waukesha, Wisconsin… 
2001
2001
UWB Fully-polarimetric GPR Classification of Subsurface Unexploded Ordnance
An ultrawide -bandwidth (UWB) ground penetrating radar (GPR) was used to collect fully -polarimetric backscattered data from 10… 
2001
2001
Analysis of subsystems in wavelength-division-multiplexing networks
Wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) technology together with optical amplification has created a new era for optical… 
1997
1997
Observer performance methodologies for evaluating blood vessel visibility in MR angiograms using accurate geometric registration to high resolution x‐ray angiograms
Receiver operator characteristic (ROC) and two alternative forced choice (2AFC) methodologies for quantitatively assessing vessel… 
1997
1997
Magnetic resonance imaging on a low-field system (0.2 T): comparison with a 1.0-T system
SummaryAim of the study: Using phantom studies, a dedicated low-field MR system with 0.2 T and a whole-body MR-scanner with 1.0 T… 
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1996
Highly Cited
1996
Simultaneous magnetic resonance phase and magnitude temperature maps in muscle
Noninvasive magnetic resonance temperature maps that are used to monitor thermal ablation of tissue are described. In magnetic… 
1976
1976
Using Fiber Optics in a Broadband, Sensitive, Isotropic Antenna --15 kHz to 150 MHz
A broadband, active, isotropic receiving antenna was developed at NBS for the frequency range 15 kHz to 150 MHz. It was designed… 
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