Time domain multiplexing for multichannel non-Fourier spatial encoding
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Recent efforts have shown that it is possible to use an increased number of receiver channels to reduce imaging time through non-Fourier spatial encoding. We have developed a modular time domain multiplexer which allows the implementation of a large number of channels for chemical shift imaging experiments. A simple example of the use of multiple receiver coils to increase spatial resolution for a given measurement is provided through the comparison of an eight element surface coil localized acquisition to a chemical shift volume imaging experiment.