Discrete spatial filtering with SQUID gradiometers in biomagnetism

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Publication Type Journal Article
School or College College of Science
Department Physics
Creator Symko, Orest George
Other Author Bruno, A. C.; Ribeiro, P. Costa ; Von Der Weid, J. P.
Title Discrete spatial filtering with SQUID gradiometers in biomagnetism
Date 1986
Description First-, second-, and third-order gradiometers used in detecting biomagnetic signals are analyzed as spatial niters. Their transfer functions independent of the source to be measured are presented and both the magnitude and phase characteristics of the transfer functions are analyzed. The distortion introduced by the gradiometer can be estimated from these characteristics. In order to treat the signal in that approach, the spatial Fourier transform of a magnetic signal produced by a current dipole at a given distance is discussed.
Type Text
Publisher American Institute of Physics (AIP)
Journal Title Journal of Applied Physics
Volume 59
Issue 7
First Page 2584
Last Page 2589
DOI 10.1063/1.337008
citatation_issn 218979
Subject Spatial filtering; SQUID gradiometers; Fourier transform
Subject LCSH Beamforming; Biomagnetism; Biomagnetism -- Measurement
Language eng
Bibliographic Citation Bruno, A. C., Ribeiro, P. C., Von Der Weid, J. P., & Symko, O. G. (1986). Discrete spatial filtering with SQUID gradiometers in biomagnetism. Journal of Applied Physics, 59(7), 2584-9.
Rights Management (c)American Institute of Physics. The following article appeared in Bruno, A. C., Ribeiro, P. C., Von Der Weid, J. P., & Symko, O. G., Journal of Applied Physics, 59(7), 1986 and may be found at http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.337008
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