MODEL FOR CALCULATING THE MAGNETIC FIELD AND THE CURRENT DENSITY IN THE VICINITY OF A HEMITOROIDAL COIL FOR TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION
MODEL FOR CALCULATING THE MAGNETIC FIELD AND THE CURRENT DENSITY IN THE VICINITY OF A HEMITOROIDAL COIL FOR TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION
Traad, M.; Tarjan, P.P.; Smith, E.D.; Levy, J.W.
Cad. Eng. Bioméd., vol.06, n2, p.637-640, 1989
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Presently-used magnetic stimulators use multiturn round coils. The self-inductance of the coil increases with the square of the number of turns in the coil The self-inductance can be reduced without any loss in focalization by a coil that is shaped as a half toroid ("Slinky"). A computational technique was developed to model this configuration and to predict the magnetic field and current densities in the resistive tissues of the brain.
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Presently-used magnetic stimulators use multiturn round coils. The self-inductance of the coil increases with the square of the number of turns in the coil The self-inductance can be reduced without any loss in focalization by a coil that is shaped as a half toroid ("Slinky"). A computational technique was developed to model this configuration and to predict the magnetic field and current densities in the resistive tissues of the brain.