Abstract: A wearable device for wirelessly charging a chargeable device, the wearable device comprising: means for generating a magnetic field for wirelessly charging the chargeable device, wherein the magnetic field generating means comprises at least two transmit coils, each configured to generate a respective component of the magnetic field; and means for shaping the magnetic field, in dependence on at least one of a location, orientation and shape of the chargeable device, by configuring the respective magnetic field component generated by each transmit coil, whereby to optimize the magnetic field for charging the chargeable device.

Abstract: There is described embodiments of a coil and pad system for use with an MRI machine. The coil and pad system includes a plurality of coils sized to accommodate a plurality of patient ranges of various heights and body weights. There is also a plurality of pads designed to work in conjunction with the plurality of coils to accommodate patient ranges of various heights and body weights.

Abstract: There is described embodiments of a coil and pad system for use with an MRI machine. The coil and pad system includes a plurality of coils sized to accommodate a plurality of patient ranges of various heights and body weights. There is also a plurality of pads designed to work in conjunction with the plurality of coils to accommodate patient ranges of various heights and body weights.

Abstract: There is described embodiments of a coil and pad system for use with an MRI machine. The coil and pad system includes a plurality of coils sized to accommodate a plurality of patient ranges of various heights and body weights. There is also a plurality of pads designed to work in conjunction with the plurality of coils to accommodate patient ranges of various heights and body weights.

Abstract: Radio frequency (RF) coil configurations and methods are disclosed. Non-magnetic elements may be used in combination with an RF coil. The non-magnetic elements may be metal. The non-magnetic metal elements may be designed and configured to facilitate tuning of an RF coil, and to modify a magnetic field produced by an RF coil. The non-magnetic metal elements may also be used in connection with a RF receiver coil to control the region from which the receiver coil detects signals. The configurations and methods described may be used in various RF applications, including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

Abstract: The apparatus and imaging method of the present invention incorporates and permits the use of a single technology to combine MR, SPECT and PET in awake animal imaging studies.

Abstract: A multi-loop RF coil includes a plurality of channels and is formed of a plurality of coil elements. The coil includes a pair of coil elements that at least partially overlap with one another as part of a geometric decoupling scheme between the pair of coil elements.