Lecture

Basic principle of spatial encoding

Description

This lecture covers the basic principle of spatial encoding in biomedical imaging, focusing on frequency encoding, spatial-varying resonance, and the concept of rotating frame. It explains how the detected signal is obtained through the inverse Fourier transformation and the Radon transform for 2D objects.

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