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We have developed a three-dimensional, computer-simulated, electrical impedance tomographic imaging system using the four-electrode measurement technique. The reconstruction process finds the numerical solution of Laplace's equation by using the finite element method and the Newton-Raphson algorithm. A new diagonal electrodes measurement method provides lower error than the usual neighbouring electrodes measurement method. For a three-layer, 4 x 4 model, the number of iterations increased from 3 to 16 as the number of randomly placed, high-resistivity voxels increased from 3 to 18.
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