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Hi Anais! Thanks for taking the time to use our simulator 😄! Currently, we have yet to support it (see #150 ). The main reason is that I haven't needed it, so we have prioritized other aspects, like simulation speed and Pulseq-compatibility. Having said that, it is totally possible to implement it, and it should be relatively easy, as I have been preparing the code to include coils. I assume you are obtaining your B1 maps from electromagnetic simulations. If so, please tell us more about the formats in which you get the B1 fields. It could be helpful for other people to import them directly from their simulation software. We would need to incorporate the coils in our
I believe that in this case, what we call It would be really nice if you helped us to understand your needs to implement this properly 😁. Cheers! |
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Hi @cncastillo , Any progress on this end? |
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Hi @Anais-A ! Sorry, we were a little busy working on:
When #321 is finished, @beorostica will start working on the multi-coil support 😄. |
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https://juliahealth.org/KomaMRI.jl/previews/PR454/tutorial/06-Coils/ |
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Hello,
Thank you for developing such an exciting simulation tool.
I am considering using Koma for my project, but I would need to be able to match the coil I am using on the real scanner. For that, I can provide field maps (B1+ B1-, transmitting and receiving E fields) matching my coil. However, I could not find any functionality in Koma to change the coil parameters.
Would it be possible for me to simulate my coil in Koma?
Thanks,
Anais
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