A multiconductor parallel plane gradient system has been designed and constructed for the purpose of magnetic resonance experiments. The stress is laid upon the analysis of the optimal geometrical configuration of the parallel conductive strips, the four-conductor back current pass and the introduction of basic equations for the multiconductor gradient system calculation. The influence of the length and the number of conductors on the linearity of the gradient magnetic field contours have been discussed. The proposed gradient system was used in experimental MR equipment for the imaging of small biological objects.
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