evilengineer1
Newbie level 6
Hi,
I am trying to simulate a receive coil for MRI and I am stuck in measuring SNR. I came to know that SNR can be found by dividing B1 field to dissipated power. But, the unit of B1 field is Tesla and dissipated power is watt.
I know that as long as we do a relative comparison, we can calculate SNR. But, I am really confused at a simple matter. Should I be taking the ratio of Tesla to watt ?
Or I should be converting to microtesla and kilowatt before taking the ratio.
Any kind of suggestion is really appreciated.
Thanks
I am trying to simulate a receive coil for MRI and I am stuck in measuring SNR. I came to know that SNR can be found by dividing B1 field to dissipated power. But, the unit of B1 field is Tesla and dissipated power is watt.
I know that as long as we do a relative comparison, we can calculate SNR. But, I am really confused at a simple matter. Should I be taking the ratio of Tesla to watt ?
Or I should be converting to microtesla and kilowatt before taking the ratio.
Any kind of suggestion is really appreciated.
Thanks