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image interference

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image interference [′im·ij ‚in·tər′fir·əns]
(communications)
Interference occurring in a superheterodyne receiver when a station broadcasting on the image frequency is received along with the desired station.


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The motor uses no metal wire windings (one of the primary causes of image interference under MRI), is capable of both linear and rotational movement, and can move forward and backwards several inches at nanometer increments, thereby providing a controllable drug release environment.
The motor uses no metal wire windings (one of the primary causes of image interference under MRI), is capable of both linear and rotational movement, and can move forward and backwards several inches at nanometer increments, thereby providing a controllable drug release environment.
Nanotechnology is an important tool in our arsenal of solutions to help the biomedical device industry solve the challenging problems of MRI safety and image interference.
 
 
 
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